Put the correct form of the verb in brackets, either gerund or infinitive, in each of the spaces in these sentences.

I couldn’t resist (go) to see that new exhibition at the National Gallery.
Please forgive my (mention) it, but I think you are sitting on my hat.
I refuse (accept) the idea of selling that painting, it’s been in my family for generations.
I’ve heard that Tom intends (invest) in 1980s furniture which is becoming very collectable.
I was completely shocked (learn) that my old vase was quite valuable.
Do you think it’s worth (travel) all the way to Paris to see the Cézanne exhibition?
What the designer forgot (mention) was the price she wants for the commission.
I have arranged for you (borrow) that art book rather than have the expense of (buy) it.
Would you mind (tidy) up your room a bit before you go out, please?
I can’t face (listen) to another hour of this concert, I’m going home!