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. In the following sentences, state whether the verb given in the inverted commas is finite or
non-finite.
1. My little brother 'wants' to be an actor.
finite
non-finite
2. She worked hard 'to pass' the test.
finite
non-finite
3. I 'couldn’t solve' the problem.

finite
non-finite
4. 'To err' is human.
finite
non-finite
5. Your duty is 'to cross' the river without getting noticed.
finite
non-finite
6. The doctor 'is attending' to the injured people.
finite
non-finite
7. She 'opened' the door.
finite
non-finite
8. The students were asked 'to submit' their assignments by Friday.
finite
non-finite
9. The teacher 'encouraged' the students to work hard.
finite
non-finite
10. The dog 'wagged' its tail to show its happiness.
finite
non-finite

Answers

Answered by Chhabratanishq13
7

Answer:

I will write N for non finite and F for finite so please understand

N

F

N

N

F

F

F

N

N

Answered by stylishtamilachee
19

Answer:

1. My little brother 'wants' to be an actor.

Wants - This is a finite verb.

2. She worked hard 'to pass' the test.

To pass – This is a non-finite verb.

3. I 'couldn’t solve' the problem.

Couldn’t solve – This is a finite verb.

4. 'To err' is human.

To err – This is a non-finite verb.

5. Your duty is 'to cross' the river without getting noticed.

To cross – This is a non-finite verb.

6. The doctor 'is attending' to the injured people.

Is attending – This is a finite verb.

7. She 'opened' the door.

Opened – This is a finite verb.

8. The students were asked 'to submit' their assignments by Friday.

To submit – This is a non-finite verb.

9. The teacher 'encouraged' the students to work hard.

Encouraged – This is a finite verb.

10. The dog 'wagged' its tail to show its happiness.

Wagged – This is a finite verb.

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