English, asked by ramandeepkaur00, 11 months ago

why finite verbs are not known as auxiliary verbs but main verbs ? For ex children are playing . Auxiliary or finite/ main

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Answered by AhsanaZiyad

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Finite Verbs

A finite verb is a verb that has a subject and shows tense.

Example: John cooks carrots.

Every sentence needs a finite verb. The main verb in every sentence will be a finite verb. In all the examples on this page, the finite verbs are shaded.

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why finite verbs are not known as auxiliary verbs but main verbs ? For ex children are playing . Auxiliary or finite/ main​

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why finite verbs are not known as auxiliary verbs but main verbs ? For ex children are playing . Auxiliary or finite/ main