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Say whether each of the verbs underlined below, are Finite or Non-finite. We lack the confidence to see ourselves as developed nations. - English

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Say whether each of the verbs underlined below, are Finite or Non-finite.

We lack the confidence to see ourselves as developed nations.

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Solution

  • lack - Finite; 
  • to see - Non-finite;
  • developed - Non-finite
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Chapter 2.4: Three Visions for India - English workshop [Page 43]

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Chapter 2.4 Three Visions for India
English workshop | Q 6. (a) | Page 43
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Chapter 2.4 Three Visions for India
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