Gerund or infinitive after certain verbs

mind opening the door?
to keep doing
e.g. She kept

laughing.
to avoid doing
e.g. Avoid walking alone in the dark
to deny doing
e.g. He denies robbing the bank.
to imagine doing
e.g. Just imagine spending a holiday there.

help doing
e.g. I couldn't help laughing.
to be worth doing
e.g. The

exhibition is worth visiting.
to feel / not to feel like doing
e.g. I don't feel like talking.
It's no use doing
e.g. It was no use speaking with him.
What's the use of?
e.g. What's the use of arguing?

is used to getting up late.
to be fond of
e.g. I'm

fond of swimming.
to be tired of
e.g. I'm tired of waiting.
to be (in)capable of
e.g. He is capable of doing the work.
to be interested in
e.g. He is interested in talking to you.
there are a lot of ways of doing
e.g. There are a lot of ways of doing it.
his manner (way, habit) of doing
e.g. I hate his manner of speaking.

talking to him let me know.
On
e.g. On arriving in the

city he went to the hotel.
without
e.g. He sat down without saying anything.

went on speaking
to dream of
e.g. I'm dreaming of spending a

week at the sea.
to look forward to
e.g. I'm looking forward to seeing them.
to give up
e.g. She gave up smoking
to object to
e.g. I object to your coming late.
to insist on
e.g. He insists on leaving.