I've seen both, and I think it might depend on whether the verbs are substantivized or not. For example: "I'm going skiing" and "Skiing was fun."
Is that correct?
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Yeah, that’s right.
Perfect! 😊
So you can do it. There’s no one against it.
That’s both good.
That both looks good?! Either “that looks good” or “both looks good”. I didn’t even hear or read such a sentence from foreigners…