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Exercise 2
Underline the noun clause in each sentences. Some sentences do not have one
Exercise 3
Exercise 6
Exercise 7
Change the question to noun clauses. Begin with Can you tell me
Exercise 8
Exercise 9
Make questions from the given sentences. The words in parentheses should be the
answer to the question you make. Begin with a question word (who, what, how, when,
where, why). Then change the question to a noun clause.
Exercise 10
1. A: Where (Ruth, go) did Ruth go? She’s not in her room.
B: I don’t know. Ask her friend Tina. She might know where (Ruth, go) Ruth
went.
2. A: Oops! I made a mistake. Where (my eraser, be) is my eraser? Didn’t I lend it to
you?
B: I don’t have it. Ask Sally where (it, be) it is. I think I saw her using it.
3. A: The door isn’t locked! Why (Franco, lock, not) didn’t Franco lock it before he
left?
B: Why ask me? How am I supposed to know why (he, lock, not) he didn’t lock it?
Maybe he just forgot.
4. A: Mr. Lee is a recent immigrant, isn’t he? How long (he, be) has he been in this
country?
B: I have no idea, but I’ll be seeing Mr. Lee this afternoon. Would you like me to
ask him how long (he, be) he has been here?
5. A: Help! Quick! Look at that road sign! Which road (we, be supposed) are we
supposed to take?
B: Don’t look at me! You’re the driver. I don’t know which road (we, be
supposed)
we are supposed to take. I’ve never been here before.