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The non-finite verb in Peter is singing in the bath is
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an infinitive
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a present participle
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a past participle
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The non-finite verb in My nephew’s voice has broken is
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an infinitive
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a present participle
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a past participle
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The non-finite verbs in The family have been walking in the dunes are
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an infinitive and a past participle respectively
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a past participle and a present participle respectively
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an infinitive and a present participle respectively
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The non-finite verbs in Those two skyscrapers have been being built for ages are
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an infinitive, a past participle and a present participle respectively
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a past participle, a present participle and a past participle respectively
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a past participle, a present participle and an infinitive respectively
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The operator in Hadn’t you better make up your mind? is
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had
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hadn’t
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hadn’t you
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The operator in The national team can win, really! is
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The national team
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can
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can win
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The operator in Those two skyscrapers have been being built for ages is
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have
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have been being
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have been being built
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The verb phrase in Angela and Christina always have both been great fun is
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always have both been
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have both been
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have been