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 o...

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 ...