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Anonymous Does Do the non-finite verb forms have the aspect? Yes. Here's an example of infinitives, which are non-finite: to go (non-continuous aspect) to be going (continuous aspect) Another example with present participles, also non-finite forms: taking (non-perfect aspect) having taken (perfect aspect) CJ
- Anonymous Does Do the non-finite verb forms have the aspect?
- Yes.
- Here's an example of infinitives, which are non-finite: to go (non-continuous aspect) to be going (continuous aspect) Another example with present participles, also non-finite forms: taking (non-perfect aspect) having taken (perfect aspect) CJ
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AnonymousYes. Here's an example of infinitives, which are non-finite:DoesDo the non-finite verb forms havetheaspect?
to go (non-continuous aspect)
to be going (continuous aspect)
Another example with present participles, also non-finite forms:
taking (non-perfect aspe
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