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Aqua tile 969 Posted 9 years ago
Grammar
Finite clause and non finite clause
What is the diffrence between finite clause and non finite clause?
What is finite clause ? Could anyone give me an example ?
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A finite clause has a finite verb, that is a verb inflected for tense. In English all finite verbs have a subject. Finite clauses can be dependent or independent.
- A finite clause has a finite verb, that is a verb inflected for tense.
- In English all finite verbs have a subject.
- Finite clauses can be dependent or independent.
- Here are some finite clauses Mary had a little lamb.
- which was born in 2016 what she really wanted A non-finite clause has a non-finite verb.
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A finite clause has a finite verb, that is a verb inflected for tense. In English all finite verbs have a subject. Finite clauses can be dependent or independent.
Here are some finite clauses
Mary had a little lamb.
which was born in 2016
what she really wanted
A non-finite clause has a non-finite verb. In English, non-finite verbs are the present and past parti
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