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MissUAE Posted 19 years ago
Grammar

finite, infinite

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  • 02font 02b 02br 02br 01b 01font 00In grammar, we have the "infinitive" (to01i 00______02i 00) which has no time or person assigned to it.
  • When you say "I ate", you have given the verb a "finite" form, which limits it to that time and person.
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