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1. She avoids eating fast food because it’s unhealthy.
- "Avoid" is typically followed by a gerund (verb+ing) to express the idea of actively staying away from something.

2. He offered to help me with my homework.
- "Offer" is followed by the infinitive. It represents a willingness or intention to do something for someone else.

3. I enjoy listening to music while I work.
- "Enjoy" is also followed by a gerund. It indicates a liking for an activity.

4. They decided to go to the cinema instead of staying home.
- "Decide" is followed by the infinitive to indicate a choice or determination to do something.

5. She apologized for being late to the meeting.
- "Apologize for" is followed by a gerund. The phrase indicates regret for an action that occurred.

6. Do you mind opening the window? It’s getting stuffy in here.
- "Mind" is followed by a gerund, which asks if the action would be a problem for someone.

7. It’s important to learn a second language these days.
- "Important" is followed by the infinitive, showing necessity or significance in doing something.

Tóm lại, cách chọn gerund hay infinitive phụ thuộc vào động từ trước nó. Một số động từ luôn phải đi với gerund, trong khi một số khác lại đi với infinitive. Có những trường hợp hai dạng có thể được dùng nhưng nghĩa sẽ khác nhau.