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Non-Finite Verbs (Verbids), Types, Opposition of finite and non-finite…

- - - - Functions
        
        Function I: Combination with nouns expressing the object of the action.
        
        Function II: Combination with nouns expressing the subject of the action.
        
        Function III: Combination with modifying adverbs.
        
        Function IV: Combination with auxiliary finite verbs (word-morphemes) in the analytical forms of the verb.
      - Present Participle Combinations
        
        Verb-type
        
        With nouns expressing the subject of the action (in semi-predicative complexes).
        
        With modifying adverbs.
        
        With auxiliary finite verbs (word-morphemes) in the analytical
        forms of the verb.
        
        With nouns expressing the object of the action.
        
        Adverb-type
        
        Revealed in its association
        with the modified verbs.
    - - Functions
        
        Function I: Attribute
        
        Function II: Predicative
      - Has no distinct combinability features.
  - - - Function I: Subject. ex.: The heist is their doing.
      - Function II: Object. ex.: I started doing exercises.
      - Function III: Object in usage with a proposition. ex.: Think before doing something dumb.
    - - Verb-type
        
        With nouns expressing the object of the action.
        
        With
        modifying adverbs.
        
        With certain semi-functional predicator verbs.
        (Other than modal)
      - Noun-type
        
        With finite notional verbs as the object of the action.
        
        With finite notional verbs as the prepositional adjunct of various.
        
        With finite notional verbs as the subject of the action.
        
        With nouns as the prepositional adjunct of various functions.
  - - - With nouns expressing the subject of the action.
      - With modifying adverbs.
      - With predicator verbs of semi-functional nature forming a verbal predicate.
      - With auxiliary finite verbs (word-morphemes) in the analytical forms of the verb.
      - With nouns expressing the object of the action.
    - - Function I: Notional, self-positional syntactic part of the sentence.
      - Function II: Notional constituent of a complex verbal predicate built-up around a predicator verb.
      - Function III: Notional constituent of a finite conjugation of a verb.
    - - Infintive grammatical categories
        
        The category of voice (passive in opposition)
        
        The aspective category of development (continuous in opposition)
        
        The aspective category of retrospective coordination (perfect in opposition)