Convert the following simple sentences to complex sentences, each containing a Noun clause.
1. I expect to meet Rama tonight.
2. He hoped to win the prize.
3. His father is not likely to punish him.
4. He admitted stealing the watch.
5. Krishna wishes me to play for his team.
6. He believes their success to be certain in that case.
7. I overheard all his remarks.
8. I did not think fit to reply to his writing.
9. He confessed his fault.
10. His hiding place is still unknown.
Answers
Answer:
1. I expect to meet Rama today when it is night.
2. He hoped he would win the prize.
3. It is very unlikely that his father will punish him.
4. He admitted that he stole the watch.
5. Krishna wishes that I should play for his team.
6. He believes they will definitely succeed in that case.
7. I overheard whatever he had remarked.
8. I did not think that it was fit to reply to what he had written.
9. He confessed that it was his fault.
10. It is still not known where his hiding place is.
Explanation:
Noun clause is a type of dependent clause in a complex sentence that works as a noun. A noun clause is usually introduced by an introductory word such that, whether, what, who, whoever, whose, where, why, etc.
Answer:
1.) I expect to meet Rama today when it is night.
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