A finite clause contains a verb, subject, and context that is clearly present in the tense. Unlike non-finite clauses, finite verbs change form based on the subject and indicate time, such as past, present, or future. A finite clause can be an independent clause (a complete sentence) or a dependent clause (one that cannot stand alone).
A-----------contains a verb, subject, and context that is clearly present in the tense?
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