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Eng 202 - Unit 5 - Lesson 4 (Using Noun Clauses as an Object)

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I don’t understand _____ left early.

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She explained _____ late.

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I remember _____ I felt that day.

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We know _____ he lives.

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She told me _____ .

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I’m not sure _____ she understands the rule.

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I was amazed at _____ he finished the test.

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They discussed _____ .

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She doesn’t know _____ to trust.

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I realized _____ I had made a mistake.

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Wh- noun clauses use statement word order.

No auxiliary “did” inside noun clauses.

How I felt that day = the way I felt It functions as the object of “remember” No question form → I felt, not did I feel

In noun clauses, we use statement word order, not question word order.

No question form after reporting verbs.

“That” often introduces noun clauses.

Adverb needed to describe the verb.

After reporting verbs like 'discuss', use whether + subject + verb (statement word order), not a question form.

“Who” can be the subject of the clause.

Use that to introduce a noun clause expressing a complete statement or realization, not a choice, manner, or thing.

 
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