What is another word for finite verb?
Pronunciation: [fˈa͡ɪna͡ɪt vˈɜːb] (IPA) 
A finite verb is a type of verb that shows its tense and agrees with the subject in number and person. It is called finite because it is limited by the subject and the tense. However, there are also other terms used synonymously with finite verb, such as main verb and tensed verb. Main verb emphasizes that it is the primary verb that carries the main meaning in the sentence, while tensed verb emphasizes its tense form, which is the foundation of its agreement with the subject. These synonymous terms help to identify and differentiate the type of verb used in a sentence, which is essential in understanding the grammatical structure and meaning of a sentence.
