Noun Clauses.

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Noun Clauses

What are the parts of a complete sentence?

Clause Sentence A clause is a group of words containing a subject and a verb An independent clause (or main clause) is a complete sentence. It contains the main subject and verb of a sentence.

*Question words: who, what, where, when, how, how many, why, which, whom.

How to form a noun clause

Identify the complete sentences. 1. Jin studies business. 2. ___What does Jin study? 3. ___What Jin studies? 4. ___What Jin studies is business. 5. ___ His books. 6. ___ I don’t know how much his books cost. 7. ___ How much his books cost? 8. ___ How much do his books cost?

A and B are complete sentences

Exercise 2. Looking at grammar Exercise 2. Looking at grammar. Underline the noun clause in each sentence. Some sentences do not have one.

12-2 Noun Clauses Beginning with a Question Word

Exercise 6. Change each question in parentheses to a noun clause. 1. (How old is he?) I don’t know ____how old he is_____________ . 2. {What was he talking about?) _________________ was interesting. 3. (Where do you live?) Please tell me __________________. 4. (Where did she go?) _______________ is none of your business. 5. (When are they corning?) Do you know _____________ ?

Exercise 7. Looking at grammar. Change the questions to noun clauses Exercise 7. Looking at grammar. Change the questions to noun clauses. Begin with Can you tell me .