Contrastive Syntax

1. Is it a finite clause or a non-finite clause?

I'm going to Broadway to watch a play.

• A finite clause

• A non-finite clause

2. Is it a finite clause or a non-finite clause?

I'm going to Broadway so I can watch a play.

• A finite clause

• A non-finite clause

3. Is it a non-finite dependent clause or a non-finite embedded clause?

I'm on a street called Bellevue Avenue.

• A non-finite clause

• A non-finite embedded clause

4. What does the non-finite clause use?

We went there to collect our computers.

• A infinitive clause

• A participle verb

5. What is the participle clause used as?

They were sitting quietly

• A verb complement

• A noun modifier

6. What is the participle clause used as?

The man sitting quietly is the man to watch.

• A verb complement

• A noun modifier