Noun clause _ Grammar in use 2

True or false? In a sentence, a noun clause can function as a subject, an object, or a complement.

• True

• False

True or false? Lots of noun clauses start with "that," "how," or a "wh"-word. A noun clause has a subject and a verb and functions as a noun.

• True

• False

I don't really remember___happened last night.

• when

• what

• that

• How

I know__________last summer.

• what you do

• that you did

• what you did

• What have you done

The happiest days in my life were__________.

• when I am with you

• I am with you

• when was i with you

• when I was with you.

"Could you help her for a while?" - "Sure. Tell me what______me to do."

• her wants

• she wants

• dose she want

• do you want

"I'm looking for Tom. Do you know__________?"

• when he leaves

• when he is leaving

• when does he leave

• what time does he leave

__________is not my concern.

• Why did he quit his job

• He quitting his job

• He quitted his job

• Why he quitted his job

__________is a question that scientists haven't yet answered.

• How many species the ocean has

• The ocean has how many species

• How many species does the ocean have

• How many the ocean has species

__________is a question the employer usually asks in an interview.

• Why do you choose this job

• Why you choose this job

• you choose this job

• why did you choose this job