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Key terms for questions and clauses

by ANDREA CARMINA HERRERA HERNÁNDEZ
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A noun clause beginning with a subordinating conjunction introducing a fact or statement.

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Marker used to introduce a yes/no content within a larger clause.

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Interrogative element that introduces a question inside a bigger clause.

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Grammatical element that introduces a dependent clause acting as a noun or complement.

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Linking element that starts a dependent clause.

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A type of clause that states information and can function as a noun clause.

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Reported form of what someone said, not quoted verbatim.

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Process of conveying another's words or thoughts to someone else.

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