Question

Out of every window one could see. One could see a brown blur of faces (noun clause) ​

Answer 1

Answer:

out of every windows one could see a brown blur of faces.

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Answer 2

"One could see a brown blur of faces" -This is the noun clause in the given sentence.

Explanation:

• Clauses are a group of words which have a subject and verb.
• They have a proper meaning within themselves.
• Noun clauses are a group of words that perform the function of a noun.
• It answers the question 'what'.
• There is a sentence given in the question. We have to find out the noun clause in it.
• The sentence is: Out of every window one could see a brown blur of faces.
• In the above sentence, we have the clause 'one could see a brown blur of faces.' This plays the role of an object (a noun).
• It answers the question 'what'. -'What could one see out of every window?'
• Therefore the noun clause is: 'one could see a brown blur of faces.'