finite/ non-finite verb

Nancy does her homework every day

• Finite verb

• Non-finite verb

Nancy is doing her homework at the moment

• Finite verb

• Non-finite verb

It is healthy to laugh at problems.

• Finite verb

• non-finite verb

Finding the gates widely open, the thief went inside

• Finite verb

• Non-finite verb

'We saw a clown standing on his head trying to do a daring stunt.'

Which one is a finite verb?

She likes to think of herself as someone who occasionally eats meat

Which one is a non-finite verb?

Strolling in nonchalantly, she failed to notice the time on the clock on the wall.

Which one is a finite verb?

With Peter working in Geelong, and Lucy travelling most of the week, the house seems pretty empty.

Which word is a finite verb?

My wife had a long talk with Sally, explaining why she didn’t want the children to play together.

Which word is non-finite verb? (More than one answer.)

We cannot refuse to teach children the required subjects.

Which word is a finite verb?