Noun clauses

What is a noun clause?

• A dependent clause that plays the role of a noun.

• An independent clause.

• An object of prepositions.

• All above are correct.

Noun clauses can be introduced with the following words:

• For, and, not, but, or, yet.

• What, that, which, whoever, etc.

• For, which, that, etc.

• All above are correct.

Noun clauses can function as:

• Direct object.

• Indirect object.

• Objects of prepositions.

• subject, objects, complements.

What are the types of objects in a noun clause?

• Direct objects.

• Indirect objects.

• Objects of prepositions.

• All above are correct.

What is the direct object?

• One that receives the action of the verb.

• One that receives the action of the noun.

• One that receives the action of the prepositions.

• All is incorrect.

re-states or gives more information about a noun.

• Noun clause as subject

• Subordinate clause

• Noun clause as object

• Noun clause as complement

The noun that comes after the preposition is called:

• Preposition modifier

• Subject of preposition

• Object of preposition

• None above are correct

Is another way to call the noun clauses:

• Adverbial clauses

• Subordinate clauses

• Adjectival clauses

• Noun clauses

What are the parts of a noun clause?

• Complement and verb

• Subject and verb

• Subject and preposition

• Conjunction and verb

What's the name of those words: what, that, which, whoever, etc.?

• Subordinate conjunctions

• Coordinate conjunctions