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Question
From the set of sentences given below, choose the sentence that is grammatically correct.
Options
I shall be doing an MBA online, and continue with my present job.
I shall do an MBA online, and continue with my present job.
I shall do an MBA online, and continue with my present job.
I shall do an MBA online, but continuing with my present job.
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Solution
I shall do an MBA online, and continue with my present job.
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