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No. (Unless you just want to make up your own words.)

Yes, we can use after+ing in sentences. I appreciate your work on this gives query information. I am really happy to answer your query about the quality of learning tips for beginners. Thanks for sharing.

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No, if you mean 'aftering'.

Yes, if you mean 'after + gerund'.

She had snacks after finishing her homework.

After finishing her studies, she moved to the big city.

The -ing form of a verb can be found after any of the following subordinators.

when, after, before, while, since, until, if, unless, and although.

They're listed so that their use with an -ing form is more likely near the beginning of the list and less likely toward the end of the list.

CJ