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They are verbs that refer to no particular time and have no person or number (I, they, etc) or mood (subjunctive, imperative, etc). The nonfinite verbs are the -ed (except past tense) and -ing verbs and the infinitive.
- They are verbs that refer to no particular time and have no person or number (I, they, etc) or mood (subjunctive, imperative, etc).
- The nonfinite verbs are the -ed (except past tense) and -ing verbs and the infinitive.
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They are verbs that refer to no particular time and have no person or number (I, they, etc) or mood (subjunctive, imperative, etc). The nonfinite verbs are the -ed (except past tense) and -ing verbs and the infinitive.
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