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I enjoyed swimming when I was a child. Here the verb "swimming" is an example of a) finite verb b) non-finite verb
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I enjoyed swimming when I was a child. Here the verb "swimming" is an example of

a) finite verb
b) non-finite verb

User Tabarek Ghassan
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Finite verb= Ing
Non finite= to
There you go
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