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Verbs may be classified in different ways as to 01. Strong and weak verbs 02. Transitive and intransitive verbs etc.,Similarly verbs may also be classified as 04. Finite and non-finite verbs.Finite verb can complete the predicate by itself. It means , there is only one verb in the predicate part of the sentence.Ex: 01. Fire burns.02. The old village school head master died on sport in a road accident yesterday night.Note : In the first sentence , ‘ burns’ is the one word and only one verb which completes the predicate .In the second sentence , the predicate contains many words but ‘died’ is the only one verb which completes the predicate .Hence ‘burns’ and ‘died’ are Finite verbs or FinitesAll present tense and past tense verbs ( V1 & V2 ) are the best examples for Finites.Non finites are the verbs which can not form the predicates by themselves. It means they need one more verb to complete the predicate . Then there are more than one verbs in the predicate part of the sentence.Non finites ( Non Finite Verbs ) are again subdivided into several categories; in English, they are the following three categories.01. The Present Participle.Ex: I am writing some lessons.Note: all main verbs ending in –“ing” are the examples of present participlesEx: reading, walking , smoking02. The Past Participle.Ex: I have spoken to her .Note: Main verbs in the third column ( ending with-d.-ed. –t,-n,-ne,-en ) are the examples of this category.Ex: shed , shown , left , learnt , stood, learned , shaken ,03. The Present Infinitive. ( Infinitive)Ex” I am to go.Note : The Infinitive usually takes ‘ to ’ before it .Ex: to wait, to halt, to buy etc.,

Main verbs are classified in different ways. One of the methods of classification is to classify them into 01. Finites and 02n Non-finites. And these non finites are once again classified as follows.A: The Present ParticipleB: The Past ParticipleAnd C: The Present Infinitive.This Present Infinitive is shortly called as Infinitive. This is a Main Verb and not Auxiliary Verb. This verb usually carries “to” in front of it.Ex: to go, to come, to wait ,to standNote: Put ‘to’ in front of a Main verb in Present Form i.e V1, you get an infinitive. You cannot form an infinitive by putting a ‘to’ in front of an auxiliary like to will. to shall , to may., to can etc.,Present Infinitive without this ‘to’ is called “Bare Infinitive”The Present Infinitive.Rule 01.When used with another verb ( i. e main verb) it generally gas “to” in front of it.Ex: I am to go. ( bold type and underlined verb is called infinitive )Rule 02. But after some verbs this “to” is left out .This is called Bare infinitiveEx: I shall buy a new watch.02. She didn’t finish her home work.03. She will say what she likes.04. You may go to the movie.05. All must obey the rules.06. We need succeed.07. I dare touch it.Note:01. in the above two examples , ‘buy’ ‘finish’ ‘say’ ‘go’ ‘obey’ ‘succeed’ and ‘touch’ are called BARE INFINITIVES . Verbs like ‘shall’ , ‘did’ , will’ ‘may’ ‘must’ ‘need’ and ‘dare’ are auxiliaries. An auxiliary can not be a bare infinitive.Note 02. Usually an infinitive comes after an auxiliary .Note 03. In the above examples ‘need’ and ‘dare’ are used as Main verbsAs an exception the following Helping Verbs take “to” with them.ought, have , be (am is, are, was , were )Ex: I ought to warn you.I have to go now.I am to wait for my turn.It is to be appreciated.They are to be expelled.That was to escape.They were to imitate us.Note: Infinitive without “to” is called BARE INFINITIVE.Uses of Bare Infinitives :A bare infinitive may also be used after some Main verbs like bid, watch, see, let, make, help, hearEx: Let (Main Verb ) her sit ( bare infinitive) down.She saw me do it.I heard her sing.They made us wait.A bare infinitive may also be used after some adverbs like ‘rather’ ‘better’ and ‘had better’Ex : I would rather shut my mouth now.She had better come early .Better take some rest while you can.A bare infinitive may also be used after some prepositions like ‘except’ ‘but’ ‘save’ and ‘than’Ex: I did nothing except sleep.She does every thing but speak.I would rather starve than beg.And finally a bare infinitive may be rewritten as to-infinitive.I can speak in English ( Bare infinitive)I am able to speak in English ( to-infinitive )Before I close my answer , I will convince your question,In your sentence : I will wait .‘Will’ is an auxiliary and ‘wait’ is a bare infinitive.I already told you, an auxiliary can not be an infinitive .Your sentence is in Simple Future Tense. It takes either ‘shall’ or ‘will’ an as auxiliary. You have chosen ‘will’ and ‘wait’ is a bare infinitive.

The following four verbs play a double role in English grammar.Sometimes , they function as Principal Verbs ( Main Verbs )And at times , they are Auxiliaries.They are :01. Be ( am, is are, was and were )02. Have ( have, has. had )03, Do ( do, does ,did )04. NeedAs Principal Verbs or Main Verbs ( only one verb in the Predicate part of the sentence.)Ex: I am your teacher.She is my wife.They are my class mates.That was a last chance.They were useless.( I have not touched the other three. You may try.)As a Helping Verb (Auxiliaries.)Actual they perform ten important functions .But now I will illustrate only three and try to convince you.01. They form Interrogatives ( being front in position )with a short answer of the type ’yes’ or ‘no’Ex :Am looking smart ?Is he six years old ?Are they yours?02.They make negative by adding ‘not “ ( an adverb )Ex : I am not so easy.That is not yours.They are not up-to-date.03. Help to form Affirmative SentencesI am fine today.That’s the end of the news.They are responsible for it.