Question

$\mathfrak{ Good }$ $\mathfrak{ Morning }$ DEFINE FINITE AND NON-FINITE VERB​

Answer 1

Explanation:

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NON-FINITE VERBS - DEFINITION:-

Non-finite verbs are verbs that do not show a distinction in number, person, or tense. These verbs can usually not function as the main verb in a sentence.

Non-finite verbs are of three kinds: infintives, participles, and gerunds.

NON-FINITE VERBS - EXAMPLE:-

Read the following sentence:

Sailing is my favourite hobby.

In this sentence, the verb "sailing" is a non-finite verb because it does not indicate any person, number, or tense.

FINITE VERBS - DEFINITION

Finite verbs are verbs that reveal a tense and are connected to the subject in a sentence. They can function as the main verb in the sentence.

FINITE VERBS - EXAMPLE

Read the following sentence:

We distributed the cupcakes to all the guests and children.

In this sentence, the verb "distributed" is a finite verb because it is directly related to the subject "we" and it also reveals that the action took place in the past.