Understanding Finite and Non-Finite Verbs

Identify the finite verb in the following sentence: "She runs every morning."

• runs

• every

• morning

• she

Which of the following is a non-finite verb?

• running

• ran

• runs

• run

Choose the sentence that contains a finite verb.

• To swim is fun.

• Swimming is fun.

• She swims every day.

• Swam across the pool.

Identify the non-finite verb in the sentence: "He likes to read books."

• likes

• to read

• books

• He

Which sentence uses a finite verb correctly?

• She to dance.

• She dancing.

• She danced.

• She dance.

Differentiate between the verb types in the sentence: "Walking is a good exercise."

• Walking - finite, is - non-finite

• Walking - non-finite, is - finite

• Walking - finite, exercise - non-finite

• Walking - non-finite, exercise - finite

Identify the finite verb in the sentence: "They have been working hard."

• have

• been

• working

• hard

Which of the following sentences contains a non-finite verb?

• She sings beautifully.

• Singing beautifully, she won the contest.

• She sang beautifully.

• She will sing beautifully.

Use the verb "to write" in a sentence as a non-finite verb.

• She writes a letter.

• She wrote a letter.

• Writing a letter, she felt happy.

• She will write a letter.

Identify the non-finite verb in the sentence: "To play the piano well requires practice."

• play

• requires

• practice

• To play