Gerund

navitasan Criminals were brought here to be hanged.

Use that one.

navitasanComputers are taken to the technical service to be repaired.

Use that one.

Don't use the gerund. What is it with learners and the gerund, anyway? It is seldom used as an object of a preposition. Save it for subjects and non-finite clauses.

navitasanAre these sentences correct

They don't sound good at all even though they may be technically correct. There may be other sentences where "for ... -ing" works well at the end as you've done here (e.g., the play title "The Lady's not for Burning"), but these are not cases where it works.

CJ

Don't use the gerund as an object of a preposition?! What's my wife gonna say when she gets tired of my whining?

deadratDon't use the gerund as an object of a preposition?! What's my wife gonna say when she gets tired of my whining?

Try to get with the program, deadrat. There is no point in contradicting every piece of general advice given. We know that there are no universal rules in the language. The point is that learners find out about gerunds and then try to use t

I like CJ's answer...I'll apply that in my teaching...thanks a lot...