Question

virat will score more and more runs. The entire world expects this . join using noun clause
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Answer 1

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$\sf\red{⟶}$The entire world is expecting that Virat will score more and more runs .

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The noun Clause is a subordinate clause in a complex sentence. It functions as a subject, object or complement to a verb, a preposition, a to-infinitive, a participle or in apposition to a noun or pronoun.

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• a subject of a verb
• an object of a verb
• an object of a preposition
• a compliment to a verb (be, become, seen, look, appear)
• an object to an infinitive or a participle.
• a case in apposition (words added to explain a noun or pronoun).

Answer 2

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$\tt\longmapsto{}$ The entire world is expecting that Virat will score more and more runs.

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★ What is noun clause ?

$\sf\pink{⟶}$ A noun clause functions as a noun in a sentence.

$\sf\pink{⟶}$ It follows a linking or copular verb to describe or modify the subject of the sentence.

$\sf\pink{⟶}$ Unlike noun phrases, noun clauses contain both a subject and a verb.

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★ Examples

[The bolded noun clauses are dependent clauses.]

• Do you know what time it is?
• Karan can invite whomever he chooses.

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[The bolded noun clauses are independent clauses.]

• Do you know it?
• I don’t understand him.

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★ How to Spot a Noun Clause ?

$\sf\pink{⟶}$ One of the easiest ways to spot a noun clause is to look for these words:

• how
• that
• what
• whatever
• when
• where
• whether
• which
• whichever
• who
• whoever
• whom
• whomever
• why

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