Ndeh Suarni

Finite and Non-Finite Verbs 1.       Finite Verbs             A finite verb is a verb that has a subject and shows inflections. A finite verb shows tense (past/present), number (singular/plural) and person (I, you, it etc.). It is often the main verb of a sentence  and can be changed according to the subject. For example : ·          He promised me to send a letter. (Here, promised act as the main verb in the sentence; therefore, it is in its finite form.) ·          The promised letter never arrived. (Here, promised does not act as a verb. It merely describes the letter. The main verb of this sentence is arrived.)             Finite Verbs are those verbs that have a definite relation with the subject or noun. These verbs are usually the main verb of a clause or sentence and can be changed according to the noun. They are used only in present and past tense. They can be indicative of passive or active voice and also of number (singular or plural). For example :

Bismillahirrahmanirrahiim. I try to write the word as an introduction in the blogging world, I am not a blogger who can help and produce works that can help others or benefit others, but there's nothing wrong if I try to be a blogger like other senior bloggers. I’d like to make a little self introduction here since it’s my very first post in this blog. I want you to know about me as I wrote a brief self introduction in my first post and let you know if we have same  interests that we may talk about and let us get connected! Okay, hello everyone! I am pleased that you’d like to know a little about me as you continue reading my self introduction hihi  :)   actually I am not really good at introducing and talking about myself, but here goes my introduction. Well,   My name is   Suarni, actually I don’t have a nickname. But all of the people who know me called me ''ndeh '' or "mandeh" I do not know why the people call me that name. I was born