我 一面 吃飯 ， 一面 看 電視。
Both working and doing your studies is hard work.This structure is similar to 一方面…一方面 too. If you add a 方 before 面, in Chinese, it means “side/aspect” as 方面. You can consider it as “on the one hand…on the other hand” in English, to express the two aspects of a situation.When using this pattern, pay attention that these two sides can be similar to each other and can also be the opposition. 一方面 他 想 去 旅遊 ， 一方面 他 沒有 錢。
He likes doing sports while listening to music.一面 工作 ， 一面 學習 很 。
Both working and doing your studies is hard work.This structure is similar to 一方面…一方面 too. If you add a 方 before 面, in Chinese, it means “side/aspect” as 方面. You can consider it as “on the one hand…on the other hand” in English, to express the two aspects of a situation.When using this pattern, pay attention that these two sides can be similar to each other and can also be the opposition. 一方面 他 想 去 旅遊 ， 一方面 他 沒有 錢。
On the one hand, he wants to travel, but on the other hand, he doesn’t have enough money.While the two others can be used with verbs and complements , like: 我喜歡看書，喝茶。
So my question is: is it possible to use the 且… 且… structure just the same as 一面… 一面… or … …, or is it limited to monosyllabic verbs?Yes, they function similarly[且 X 且 Y] is a classical literary structure, only used with monosyllabic verbs and no complements.The form, “且(A)… 且(B)…”, represents a “set phrase (成語) that was often used in the literature to condense a long sentence/story into a 4 characters phrase. Yes, A and B are commonly limited to monosyllabic verbs.Unlike “且(A)… 且(B)…”, its equivalent, “(一)邊…(一)邊…” and “一面…一面…” do not have the “monosyllabic verb” restriction.一邊和一面是一個意思，可以互換使用。
一方面…一方面，表示一件事情有多種情況，多種原因。
延伸閱讀…
舉例：我聽歌跑步。
奶奶一面看電視一面織毛衣。
一方面…一方面，表示一件事情有多種情況，多種原因。
延伸閱讀…
舉例：他，一方面要照顧家裏，一方面要出去賺錢。
他公司受歡迎，一方面因為他情，一方面因為他於助人。
Can understand long, complex answers.