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1. Finite and Non-Finite

2. Member Group Mirza Kirma Prayoga Aprilia Karina Klara Lorenza Aldino

3. Finite & Non-Finite Verbs There are two kinds of verbs in English, is finite and non finite verbs. The finite verb is the main verb in a sentence. A form of verb that contains tenses: present or past, influenced by agreement with the subject, also influenced by number (singular/plural).

4. Finite & Non-Finite Verbs Non-finite verbs are the opposite of Finite verbs, which is a form of verb that does not contain tenses: present or past. therefore non-finite verbs can be changed into verbs in the form of participles, gerunds, infinitives (to and bare).

5. finite and infinite verbs difference The main difference between a finite verb and a non-finite verb is that a finite verb can be used to denote the tense, person and number whereas a non-finite verb cannot do so. A finite verb is always found to agree with the subject and can stand alone as an independent clause. On the other hand, a non-finite clause does not agree with the subject or take any tense. It cannot pass off as an independent clause either.

6. 1. Finite Verb The finite verbs is the main verb in a sentence. A form of verb that contains tenses: present or past, influenced by agreement with the subject, also influenced by number (singular/plural).

7. Transitive(need object) ex. I eat fried rice. Intransitive verb(no need object) ex. She always comes on time Action verb ex. He jumps over the bridge Stative verb(condition) ex. I love sunday Linking verbs ex. My bags weight 55kg Auxiliary verbs(is,are,do,does,did,may,might,etc) ex. She was waiting in the room Type of finite verb

8. Type of non-finite verb Infinitive Non-finite verbs can be either to infinitive or bare infinitive Ex. He wanted to find a solution Gerund verbs that end in -ing or V-ing. Ex. Playing football is nice Participle The present participle can function as a verb (forming continuous tense) and an adjective. Ex. He is smiling to you.

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