Verbs | Finite Verbs vs Non-Finite Verbs | Differences | When to use?

A finite verb is a verb that has a finite or limited agreement with the subject.
It limits its usage as per subject's parameter.
There are three defined parameters on which this limitation is fixed.
First : tense (that is subject is performing action in past ,present or future),
Second : person(that is subject is first,second,third person)
Third : number (that is subject is singular / plural)
So, a finite verb will change as per tense of the sentence, as per person and as per number

what is Non-Finite Verb?

Finite verbs don't have any agreement with the subject. That is they are not limited as per the change in subject or tense of subject.
It doesn't change as per tense, or as per person, or as per number.
do not perform any action in the sentence.


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