Question

The truth is that we have been deceived ( which type of noun clause it is )​

Answer 1

it is a noun clause clarifying the object...in this case - the truth

Answer 2

Answer:

'that we have been deceived' is a noun clause and acts as a subject here

Explanation:

• In a sentence, a noun clause acts like a noun. It serves to characterize or otherwise alter the subject of the sentence after a linking or copular verb. Noun clauses, as opposed to noun phrases, have a subject and a verb.

• A complex sentence has one or more dependent clauses in addition to the main clause.

A noun clause is a dependent clause that does the work of a noun. It acts as an object or the subject in the sentence. ' that we have been deceived' is a noun clause and acts as a subject here.

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