Finite verb and non-finite verb | finite verb | Nonfinite verb | Finite vs nonfinite verb

What is finite and non-finite verb?
What function do a finite and non-finte paly in a sentence?
What is the difference between finite and non-finite ver?

In this English grammar lecture Shoaib khan shed light in finite and non-finite verb. Indeed, it is explained in a very modern, easiest,clear, and comprehensible method with solid examples.
it's, undoubtedly, elucidated with suitable examples and clearly the distinquesd line is drawn between finite and non-finite verb.

Finite verb is that verb which changes with tense along with that it also changes with the number of subjects in a sentence. on the other hand, non-finte doesn't show a tense and it doesn't change with the number of subjects.
eg: He takes class of English to learn English language.
eg: He took class of English to learn English language.
To critically analyse this sentence, it has two verbs "takes" finite and "to learn" non-finite. Basically, it's clearly shown that one changed with tense and second didn't.

Having glittering hope after watching this lecture you'll be able to find it in every sentence easily. on one condition if it is watched till end carefully.

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