Gerund After Conjunction

Which sentence correctly uses a gerund after a conjunction?

• She was tired but continued to work.

• He is good at and enjoys swimming.

• They left early to avoid traffic.

• I like to read and writing.

Identify the sentence with a gerund after a conjunction.

• She sings and dances beautifully.

• He is interested in and loves painting.

• They went to the park and played.

• I prefer coffee over tea.

Choose the correct sentence with a gerund after a conjunction.

• She is not only smart but also hardworking.

• He enjoys both reading and writing.

• They are happy and celebrating.

• I like to swim and running.

Which of the following sentences contains a gerund after a conjunction?

• She is both talented and creative.

• He is fond of and excels in drawing.

• They are planning to travel soon.

• I prefer walking over running.

Select the sentence that uses a gerund after a conjunction correctly.

• She is not only singing but also dancing.

• He is both studying and working.

• They are planning and organizing the event.

• I like to cook and baking.

Find the sentence with a gerund after a conjunction.

• She is both a teacher and a writer.

• He is interested in and enjoys hiking.

• They are going to the movies and eating out.

• I prefer reading over watching TV.

Which sentence demonstrates the use of a gerund after a conjunction?

• She is both intelligent and diligent.

• He is good at and loves gardening.

• They are planning to visit and explore.

• I like to paint and drawing.

Identify the correct use of a gerund after a conjunction in the following sentences.

• She is both a singer and a dancer.

• He is interested in and enjoys fishing.

• They are going to the beach and swimming.

• I prefer cycling over running.

Choose the sentence that correctly uses a gerund after a conjunction.

• She is both a student and a musician.

• He is fond of and excels in cooking.

• They are planning to go and shop.

• I like to jog and running.

Which sentence contains a gerund after a conjunction?

• She is both a leader and a follower.

• He is interested in and loves skiing.

• They are going to the park and playing.

• I prefer hiking over biking.