Can a verb come after a conjunction

conjunctions subject-verb-inversion

Can a verb come after a conjunction taking example of this sentence:

Please Forward This Code And Notify Website Developer To Paste It Before </head> Tag And Make Please Get It Upload The HTML File In The Attachment And Need Html And Xml Sitemap

The question is that here And is a conjunction and Notify is a verb is it right to use a verb after a conjunction or we can say can a conjunction become a subject


Solution 1:

It's fine to have a verb after a conjunction.

He fell down and broke his leg.

The subject of both clauses is "he". It's short for

He fell down and he broke his leg.

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