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Non-Finites| Definition | Example | Exams based Exercises | Applied English Grammar

Non-Finites

Introduction:

Non-Finites:

There are three kinds of non-finite verbs:

(1) Infinitive : There are two kinds of infinitives.

(a) To Infinitive : (to + Verb¹)

Examples: to go, to play, to run, to watch, to help, to love, to meet, to bake, to write, to eat, to see, to keep, to hide, to give etc.

(b) Bare Infinitive : (Verb without to)

Examples: go, run, play, watch, see, keep, wish, need, hit, give, pray etc.

(2) Gerund : Verb¹ + ing

Examples: running, watching, giving, helping, praying, wishing, writing, smoking etc.

(3) Participle : There are three kinds of participles:

(a) Present Participle : Verb¹ + ing

Examples: running, watching, giving, helping, praying, wishing, writing, smoking etc.

(b) Past Participle : Verb³

Examples: given, taken, writen, hidden, seen, made, broken, laid, died, brought etc.

(c) Perfect Participle : Having + verb³

Examples: Having gone, having waited, having seen, having eaten, having taken etc.