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Noun Clause Exercises

The document consists of exercises focused on identifying, completing, and rewriting sentences using noun clauses. Exercise 1 requires underlining noun clauses and identifying their functions, while Exercise 2 involves filling in blanks with noun clauses. Exercise 3 asks for sentences to be rewritten by replacing specific words or phrases with noun clauses.

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Noun Clause Exercises

The document consists of exercises focused on identifying, completing, and rewriting sentences using noun clauses. Exercise 1 requires underlining noun clauses and identifying their functions, while Exercise 2 involves filling in blanks with noun clauses. Exercise 3 asks for sentences to be rewritten by replacing specific words or phrases with noun clauses.

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Exercise 1: Identify the Noun Clause

Underline the noun clause in each sentence and identify its


function (subject, object, or predicate nominative).

1. What he said surprised everyone.


2. She doesn’t know where the keys are.
3. The truth is that she never lied.
4. I believe that hard work leads to success.
5. Whoever arrives first will get a prize.

Exercise 2: Complete the Sentence

Fill in the blanks with a noun clause to complete the sentences.

1. I don’t understand __________.


2. __________ makes me happy.
3. My biggest fear is __________.
4. They told us __________.
5. The teacher explained __________.

Exercise 3: Rewrite the Sentences

Rewrite the following sentences using a noun clause instead of


the underlined word or phrase.

1. His decision shocked everyone. → What he decided


shocked everyone.
2. Her answer was incorrect. → What she said was incorrect.
3. I know the truth. → I know what happened.
4. The winner will be announced tomorrow. → Who won will
be announced tomorrow.
5. Their location remains a mystery. → Where they are
remains a mystery.

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