Question

He doesn’t know (what he’s going to do now).

a: Noun clause
b: Adverb clause
c: Adjective clause
d. None of these
Other:

Answer 1

Answer:

it is adverb clause

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Answer 2

He doesn't know what he's going to do now.

"what he's going to do now", is a noun clause here.

Option(a) Noun clause is correct answer.

• A clause is the group of words that adds more detail to the sentence.
• A noun clause is the set of words that works as a noun in a sentence.
• The set of words that works as an adverb in the sentence are known as adverb clause/
• The set of words that works as an adjective in the sentence is known as the adjective clause.
• So, "what he's going to do now" is a noun clause.