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QUESTION:

▪︎Fill in the blanks with infinitives formed with words given in brackets -:

1. He agreed ____ (give) permission for the rally .

2. The boy went there ___ (eat) an ice cream .

3. The fireman ___ (control) the fire .

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▪︎Fill in the blanks with infinitives with or without to -:

1. He needs ____ some guidance in English (take) .

2. Harpreet can better draw than ___ (paint) .

3. Dose she dare ____ the rules of the school (break) .

Give some of the extra information about the non - finite verbs and finite verbs . Give some examples .


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Answer 1

★ Answer :

★ Fill in the blanks with infinitives formed with words given in brackets -:

1. He agreed ____ (give) permission for the rally.

• He agreed to give permission for the rally.

2. The boy went there ___ (eat) an ice cream.

• The boy went there to eat an icecream.

3. The fireman ___ (control) the fire

• The fireman have to control the fire.

Fill in the blanks with infinitives with or without to :-

1. He needs ____ some guidance in English (take)

• He needs to take some guidance in English.

2. Harpreet can better draw than ___ (paint).

• Harpreet can be better drawn than paint.

3. Does she dare ____ the rules of the school (break) .

• Does she dare to break the rules of the school.

More Information

Some more information related to finite verb and Non-finite verbs

Finite verb:

A finite verb is the main verb in a sentence which has a subject and changes form to show tense and number.

For example :-

• I go to school.
• She goes to school.

Non-finite verb:

A Non-finite verb does not have is subject and does not change form to show number or tense.

For example :-

• He is having lunch
• She likes singing.
• They want to take a break.

Non-finite verbs are of three types ::

• The participle

» The past participle

Example: She is going to have her lunch.

» The present participle

Example: She had lunch.

• Infinitives

» With " to "

Example: She loves to swim.

» Without " to " [ When an infinitive is used without " to " it is also called bare Infinitives.

Example: She can type fast.

• Gerund

Example: Smiling reduces mental tension.

Answer 2

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★ Fill in the blanks with infinitives formed with words given in brackets :-

1. He agreed _____ (give) permission for the rally.

• He agreed $\green {\text{to~give}}$ permission for the rally

2. The boy went there _____ (eat) an icecream.

• The boy went there $\pink {\text{to~eat}}$ an icecream

3. The fireman _____ (control) the fire.

• The fireman $\red {\text{have~to~control}}$ the fire

Fill in the blanks with infinitives with or without to :-

1. He needs _____ some guidance in English (take).

• He needs $\green {\text{to~take}}$

2. Harpreet can better draw than _____ (paint).

• Harpreet can better draw than $\pink {\text{paint}}$

3. Does she dare _____ the rules of the school (break).

• Does she dare $\red {\text{to~break}}$ the rules of the school

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Some more information realeted to finite verb and Non-finite verbs :-

$\Large{\underline{\underline{\bf{Find~verb :}}}}$

A finite verb is the main verb in a sentence which has a subject and changes from to show tense and number.

$\Large{\underline{\underline{\bf{For~example :-}}}}$

• $\red {\text{I~go~to~school}}$
• $\blue {\text{She~goes~to~scholl}}$

$\Large{\underline{\underline{\bf{Non-finite~verb :}}}}$

A Non-finite verb does not have is subject and does not change form to show number of tense.

$\Large{\underline{\underline{\bf{For~example :-}}}}$

• $\green {\text{He~is~having~lunch}}$
• $\purple {\text{She~likes~singing}}$
• $\pink {\text{They~want~to~take~a~break}}$

Non-finite verbs of are three types :-

• $\blue {\text{The~participle}}$

The past participle

$\green {\text{Example :}}$ She is going to have her lunch.

↬ The present participle

$\green {\text{Example :}}$ She had lunch.

• $\orange {\text{Infinitives}}$

↬ With " to "

$\green {\text{Example :}}$ She loves to swim.

↬ Without " to " ⠀ ⠀⠀[ When an infinitive is used without " to " it is also called bare Infinitives.

$\green {\text{Example :}}$ She can type fast.

• $\red {\text{Gerund}}$

$\green {\text{Example :}}$ smiling ruduces mental tension.

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