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Examples of uses of a noun clause:


subject of the sentence:The

cookies

I madewill be passed out after recess.

predicate nominative: These are the cookies I made myself.

direct object: They enjoyed the cookies we made together.

indirect object: The kids ate all of the cookies we made.

object of a participle (gerund): Baking the cookies we made was fun.

used as an appositive: The snack, the cookies we made, was a big hit.

object of an infinitive: To bring the cookies we made will be a surprise.





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Noun clause as subject: "Whoever arrives first gets the prize." Predicate nominative: "My best friend is whoever you choose." Direct object: "I know where they went." Indirect object: "I will give whoever answers correctly a prize." Object of the participle: "She enjoys painting what she sees." Object of a gerund: "I appreciate your helping me." Appositive: "I consider him a great athlete, the best in the league." Object of infinitive: "She asked me to give whoever needs help a hand."

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Q: What r some sentence ex of noun clauses used as subjects-predicate nominatives-direct objects-indirect objects-objects of the participle-object of a gerund-appositive-and an object of the infinitive?
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