Question

 She went to fetch water from the golden spring. (Identify the kind for the verb - 'to fetch')

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Finite Verb

Non-finite verb, a gerund

Non-finite verb, a participle

Non-finite verb, an infinitive

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Answer 1

Answer:

Non finite verb, a participle

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Answer 2

Answer:

Non-finite verb, a participle.

Explanation:  

There are 2 types of verbs; Finite verbs and Infinite verbs.

Finite verbs are the main verbs that have a subject and show tense, person, and a number in a sentence. For example;

1. I go to the gym every day.
2. They have visited the university.
3. She goes to the public library.

Infinite verbs don't have a subject nor do they show tense, person, and number. It is not used as the main verb. There are 3 types of infinite verbs;

Infinitives

• she loves to read novels.

Gerunds (Verbal Noun)

• she likes reading novels.

Participles (Verbal Adjective)

• I saw a student jumping

Thus the sentence in your question(She went to fetch water from the golden spring.) the verb( to fetch) is a verbal adjective hence it is a non finite verb, a participle.

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