. DIRECTIONS: Underline the noun clause or clauses in each sentence. 1. The end of the story is that they all lived happily together.
2. Our friends, who served us chocolate cake, know how I love chocolate.
3. Tell us what you did after you gave whoever was waiting the key.
4. Why are you worried about what the cat ate?
5. What we heard about how
the horse got out of the barn sounds impossible.
6. Sign these papers and then tell whoever is at the desk that you are ready.
7. When Grandma's train leaves the station is when we will leave to go home.
8. I understand that you disagree with my suggestion.
9. Please go stand beside whichever color you prefer.
10. That baby, whom I call “sister,” kept us awake all night.
C. DIRECTIONS: For each noun clause you identified in Part A, write whether the noun clause acts as a
subject, a subject complement, a direct object, an indirect object, an object of a preposition, or an
appositive.
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3.
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