Question

Identify Finite and Non-Finite Verb :- I struggle to understand​

Answer 1

Adjective is considered as something that is used to modify nouns.

Answer 2

Answer:

I struggle - Finite Verb

to understand​ - Non-Finite Verb

Explanation:

• The offered non-finite verb is: to comprehend, according to the query.
• Non-finite Verbs include Simple Infinitives.
• Non-finite verbs do not vary depending on tense, person, number, or other factors, whereas finite verbs do.
• There are two kinds of simple infinitives: 'to infinitive' and 'bare infinitive.'
• 'To understand' is a two infinitive in this statement.
• A finite verb is one that ends in "-s" for the third person singular present form. Because non-finite verbs lack tense, they never change their ends to "-s" in the third person singular present form.

A finite verb is a verb that has a subject and can be in any tense. A non-finite verb, also known as an infinitive verb, lacks a subject and cannot be used in all tenses.

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