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3 years ago

Select the sentence that uses a noun clause to combine the ideas below. Also identify the function of the noun clause.

English

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loris [4]3 years ago

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Answer:

We know most about a few interesting things. This sentence has a noun clause.

Explanation:

The noun clause is 'a few interesting things'. A 'noun clause' is said to have a set of words that perform the same as function of a noun. There are many functions of a noun clause. Here the 'function' of this noun clause is as a 'direct object'.

A 'direct object' noun clause receives the action from a transitive verb. The verb 'know' is passes on the object 'interesting things'.

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