ENG IV - U.T.B - UNITS IV-V - G&V

Can a noun clause be introduced by "that"?

• True.

• False.

• None of the above.

• I don't remember.

When a noun clause functions as an direct object, "that" may be omitted.

• True

• False

• All of the above.

• None of the above.

Can we use "so" to replace the noun clauses after certain verbs when providing short answers?

• True

• False

• Both of the above.

• None of the above.

Read the options below carefully and choose the right noun clause that works as an adjective complement.

• Does Larry king have a new book?

• I didn't know he wrote a new book.

• I think so.

• It's amazing that he wrote a new book.

Complete the statement below with the option that fits the most.

Are you going to read the whole Romeo and Juliet novel?

............... It's way too long.

• I don't like novels.

• Let me see if I have enough time.

• I don't think so.

• I think that It's important to do it.

Check out the words carefully and unscramble them to make a good noun clause sentence.

I'm/ this biography/ Smith/ wrote / sure

• I'm smith who wrote this biography.

• I'm sure that Smith wrote this biography.

• Smith wrote this biography.

• This biograpny was written by smith. I'm sure of that!!!

Turn the following question into one embedded question.

Did you read the new article about the trips to mars?

• I can't remember What article is that.

• I wonder who wrote it.

• Could you tell me if you read the new artcile about the trips to mars?

• I don't know what artcile is that.

Turn the following question into one embedded question.

Have you finished reading the newspaper?

• Tell me if you have finished reading the newspaper.

• Can you tell me where you bought it?

• Could you tell me where it is?

• Do you konow where it's located?

What order (structure) do we use when using embedded questions?

E.G

I don't know what the book is about.

• Normal word order.

• Question order.

• Both

• None of the above.

Punctuation.

If an embedded question is within a question, we need to use ....

• A perior (.)

• A plus sign (+)

• A question mark (?)

• A minus sign (-)