Grammar. Gerund and to | the compilation of tasks

He turned off the road without (to/ing/-) wait.

She often goes (to/ing/-) jog in the mornings.

She's clever enough (to/ing/-) believe the first news she comes across.

It is nice (to/ing/-) glimpse into the future after some turmoils.

What are the functions of the gerund in the sentence?

What do the forms of the gerund coincide with?

On Saturday morning the airline advised clients (to/ing/-) check the website for the latest flight information before (to/ing/-) come to the airport or the ticket office, as they anticipate further disruption during the day.

She considered (to/ing/-) dismiss.

I'd rather (to/ing/-) follow up with you.

After suggest, deny, escape, be worth, resume, resist, understand, appreciate etc., we use:

After start, begin, dread, continue, cease, intend etc., we use:

An Englishman bringing his baggage to an Irish island: the meaning of such an encounter, in fiction as in reality, depends quite heavily on the year in which it occurs. Interleaved scenes, where Lloyd fails (to/ing/-) charm the islanders are terse chapters recounting Northern Irish atrocities. He had better not (to/ing/-) do that.

Complete some expressions:

what the use ___

have difficulty ___

there's no point ___

All I've been doing in recent years is (to/ing/-) demand respect my work.

Do you mind ____ everything in Semi-finished Products Section?

I'm going to postpone (to/ing/-) tell him about until you figure out what I'm supposed to do then.

The Congress will _____ (enable/an opportunity/reflect) on the identity and spirituality of our educational institutions.

He threatened us to commit perjury to win.

Can we not use a pronoun after a verb?

Huston and I got ____ (hired/immediately/bust up) this parking lot at the old factory.

A tray with a solution of vinegar and soda is useful ____ (clean) dishwashers.