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Noun Clauses
The subordinator may take the "subject" or "object" position in a noun clause. Note the usage of the following:
Subordinators which are used in noun clauses: (Some of these words are also used in Grammar: Relative Clauses and Grammar: Wh - Questions.)
Remember to preserve word order in noun clauses: I don't know who he is. Whoever she is is not important. Whatever is in the box is a mystery. Can you tell me what he is doing? She doesn't undestand why he is leaving. I wonder how much that costs. Do you know how long it will take? See also : Grammar : Embedded Questions Grammar : Reported Speech Speaking : Indirect Requests If you have questions or comments about this page, please contact us. Be sure to include the title of this page in the Subject line of your e-mail. |
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