English Grammar – Gerund or Infinitive? ('I like swimming' or 'I like to swim'?) | gerund | การออกแบบเว็บไซต์ด้วยตนเอง

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I’m looking forward to work with you or I'm looking forward to working with you, please explain, thank you.

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.In the test.. the question was:
"I don't like 'swimming' in the sea it's cold"
-True
-False (to swim)
I wrote it true is that okay?

E?

A?

S?

P?

O?

T?

S?

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how do i turn this sentence, "Proceeds from Obama’s children’s book will go to a scholarship fund for the children of soldiers killed and disabled in wars." into an infinitive construction?

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1.I advised him to play cricket.
2.The letter to have been written by her has been received to me.
3.I have something to give you.
In these clauses, what is the grammatical part of 'to play'/ 'to have been written' / 'to give' ?
(Adj. Or noun Or adv.)

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