* She sings and dances beautifully. (Two verbs: "sings" and "dances")
* The dog barked and wagged its tail. (Two verbs: "barked" and "wagged")
* He wants to learn and grow. (Two verbs: "wants" and "learn")
* They will eat and sleep later. (Two verbs: "will eat" and "sleep")
Here's how it works:
* Compound Verbs: When two verbs are joined by a conjunction (like "and", "or", "but"), they form a compound verb.
* Infinitives: Verbs that are preceded by "to" (like "to learn" or "to grow") can also be part of a sentence with another verb.
* Verb Phrases: Sometimes, a verb consists of more than one word, like "will eat" or "is running." These are still considered a single verb.
So, feel free to use two verbs in your sentences. It can make them more interesting and dynamic!