UNIT 4 (NOUN CLAUSES : EMBEDDED QUESTIONS )

 NOUN CLAUSES : EMBEDDED QUESTIONS  




 WHAT THIS?

A nominal or noun clause is a type of subordinate clause (with a conjugated verb) that has the same function as a noun: it is the subject or object of a main or matrix clause.

For example, in the sentence: "We understand the lesson", the noun lesson is the object of the verb understand.

If we say "We understand that you live here", that you live here is a noun clause (it works as a noun, object of the verb understand).

NEGATIVE FORM 

- I guess no

- I don't think so 

- I don't belive so 

- I hope not




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