is injurious to health smoke non finite
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'Smoking' is a verb in the normal sense, but in the given context, it is acting as a noun here not as a verb. Also, it isn't expressing any time frame here; it merely states, smoking is injurious to health, which again helps us to qualify it as a non-finite form.
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