Sure, here are the verbs in the form of gerund or to-infinitive:

61. A child who detests **eating** (eat) vegetables will enjoy the ones they themselves planted.
62. The nature of a lot of work today involves **meeting** (meet) deadlines, objectives and targets.
63. My father has learned **to control** (control) his temper, and now he's an easy-going man.
64. Does he keep **talking** (talk) in class so other students can't focus on the lesson?
65. Many students work **to maintain** (maintain) themselves while studying at the university.
66. My parents were poor; therefore, they could not afford **to send** (send) me to college.
67. Combating hunger and poverty involves **increasing** (increase) production and diversification.
68. If you miss **listening** (listen) to a live concert, you can get a podcast through the online radios.
69. Entering the Taj Mahal, our guide stopped **to make** (make) sure we got some amazing pictures.
70. They intend **to go** (go) to Da Lat next summer; they are told it is a beautiful city!
71. Robert aimed **to be** (be) independent of his parents by the time he was twenty-two.
72. The new shop will celebrate **opening** (open) by giving away hundreds of free doughnuts.
73. Online payment methods allow you to pay by card and save **paying** (pay) bank fees.
74. Do not hesitate **to contact** (contact) us for any update regarding the operation system.
75. He stopped **taking** (take) photos of the mountains and happened to park next to two deer.
76. If you can't resist **using** (use) a dark color in the bathroom, balance it with light floors and accessories.
77. We should stop **complaining** (complain) about the troubles we have and offer thanks for all the troubles we don't have.
78. Arbor Day celebrates **taking** (take) care of the environment in the same way that Earth Day does.
79. They have postponed **building** (build) the bridge until they have enough materials.
80. The guide gave the tourists tips to prevent **losing** (lose) their luggage during a holiday.