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NOUN CLAUSE
DEFINITION
A noun clause has a subject and verb. It is used
as the subject or object in a sentence.
A noun clause is a dependent clause that works
like a noun. You can find it as a subject or
object.
EXAMPLE :
• I read what she wrote.
• What she wrote is interesting.
PENGG ●
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QUESTION WORD
IF/WHETHER
UNAAN ●
THAT
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Subject of a Verb
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Subject complement
FUNGSI ●
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Object of a Verb
Object of a preposition
Adjective Complement
Noun Clauses Beginning with Question
Words
• Wh- clauses begin with
• what(ever), what (time, kind, day, etc),
• who(ever),
• whose,
• whom(ever),
• which(ever),
• where(ever),
• when(ever),
• how (long, far, many times, old, etc)
EXAMPLE
What is a noun clause?
I need to explain what a noun clause is.
Where does Mary live?
I don't know where Mary lives.
How old is she?
Tell me how old she is.
The class listened carefully what the teacher
instructed.
The kitten followed wherever the woman
went.
(Anak kucing mengikuti kemanapun wanita
itu pergi.)
Many people imagine how many time the
man was failed before success.
(Banyak orang membayangkan berapa kali
pria itu gagal sebelum sukses.)
Noun Clauses Beginning with Whether or If