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I'm trying to understand which verbal tense is used for the verb nomu in this
sentence.

ビールを飲んで運転するのはダメだ。

According to
<http://www.japaneseverbconjugator.com/VerbDetails.asp?txtVerb=%E9%A3%B2%E3%82%80>

all the verbal tenses used with "nonde" also have another word (such as iru,
imasu, ita, etc. ) Which verbal tense is used here then and why the 飲んで is
alone?
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Which verbal tense is used in the sentence ビールを飲んで運転するのはダメだ。 for the verb nomu?
The te-form of verbs roughly means "and".

The things that you mention adding after the te-form, such as iru, are
different verbs. nonde + iru means something like "drink AND be" (roughly
corresponding to "(I) am here drinking" in English for this example).

The verb after the te-form does not always need to be iru or any of the others
you listed. It can also be 運転する as in your question.
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