explain noun clause with examples
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a clause is a group of words that includes a subject and a verb.
a clause can be distinguished from a phrase, which does not contain a subject and a verb
(phrases;in the afternoon,drinking from the bowl)
HOW CLAUSES USED IN SENTENCE?
clauses can play different roles in sentences. A clause can act as a noun or an adjective or an adverb.
NOUN CAUSE
for example : i cannot remember what i said last night.(in this example, the clause acts like a noun)
a clause can be distinguished from a phrase, which does not contain a subject and a verb
(phrases;in the afternoon,drinking from the bowl)
HOW CLAUSES USED IN SENTENCE?
clauses can play different roles in sentences. A clause can act as a noun or an adjective or an adverb.
NOUN CAUSE
for example : i cannot remember what i said last night.(in this example, the clause acts like a noun)
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Hey friend here is your answer.....
just like an adjective clause works as an adjective or noun clause works as noun noun clauses may be identified by asking who, what or whom .
Eg:
The little boy understood what his teacher said
I do not know if Rahul will attend the wedding.
A noun class can work as
❄ An object :
I remember what you said to me the other day.
❄A subject :
What she does is none of my business
❄ As a complement :
The fact is that she sings well .
Hope it helps you......
just like an adjective clause works as an adjective or noun clause works as noun noun clauses may be identified by asking who, what or whom .
Eg:
The little boy understood what his teacher said
I do not know if Rahul will attend the wedding.
A noun class can work as
❄ An object :
I remember what you said to me the other day.
❄A subject :
What she does is none of my business
❄ As a complement :
The fact is that she sings well .
Hope it helps you......
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