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3 years ago

A noun clause does not function as a modifier. a. True b. False?

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The answer is, option A. True. A noun clause does not function as a modifier. A noun clause cannot function as a modifier because unlike adjectives and adverbs, this clause cannot be independent by itself and they can only function within a main sentence.

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