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Today we're going to talk about noun clause.
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Remember that a dependent or a subordinate clause gives additional information to the mean sentence
those it can not stand alone as a separate sentence.
Have a look at the example over here.
When she comes back home after a long day at work she likes to take a bath.
Now the dependent or these subordinate clause and the sentence is when she comes back home after a long
day at work.
And note that it's used to give us additional information about the main sentence.
She likes to talk about
now and no clause is a dependent clause that acts as a noun.
Have a look at the example below she loves Violet Now Violet is a noun but in this sentence I know that
she loves Violet.
This is a noun clause
and no clause can't be king with words such as what who when where whether which why how etc. happened
Look the examples below.
I don't know who called me it's important to state in your application why you want to work at the company
now.
No clause can act as a subject an object or an object of a preposition.
Have a look at the examples we know why he did this was beyond my understanding.
No the no clause why he did this in the sentence acts as the subject of the sentence.
And in this sentence we would like to know whether you see yourself coming back to how resort next year
the noun clause whether you see yourself coming back to our resort next year acts as the object of the
sentence she told us about how she managed to get her intern position the no clause in the sentence
how she managed to get her intern position acts as the object of a preposition.