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Gorgeous
Must I have to use "gorgeous" only for to describing how does someone looks like, or can I use it to describe any actions, the results of any actions, and so on?... can I
To answer your question, using "gorgeous" to describe an action is figurative speech. The basic grammar and definition won't help you here - it really requires a taste for the language to use it properly, otherwise you'll sound very strange.
For the grammar in the question, pay attention to your modal verbs (may/must/etc) and gerunds/invinitives (for must be followed by a gerund here).
Be careful of switching to "question order" because you see a question-word. If the question-word doesn't start the sentence, then you must use the regular word-order for a statement. This is a very, very common mistake.
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