Noun Clauses

Did you tell Jane where .... us this evening?

• should she meet

• she to meet

• to meet

• she meetings

Maddy asked me where ...

• I lived.

• should I live.

• do you live.

• that I lived.

There's too much noise in the room, I can't understand what ...

• is saying the professor.

• that the professor is saying.

• is the professor saying.

• the professor is saying.

I hope Larry's okay. I'm kind of worried about what might have happened to him.

Which part of the sentence is the noun clause?

• I hope

• what might have happened to him

• I hope Larry's okay

• I'm kind of worried

They haven't told me when they will be getting married.

Which part of the sentence is the noun clause?

• They haven't told me

• told me when they

• When they will be getting married

• will be getting married

I still don't understand how an earthquake can happen in Indonesia.

Which part of the sentence is the noun clause?

• how an earthquake can happen in Indonesia.

• I still don't

• can happen in Indonesia

• don't understand how an earthquake

You should ask Jonathan. I really don't know where they're holding next month's book fair.

Which part of the sentence is the noun clause?

• You should ask Jonathan.

• I really don't know where they're holding next month's book fair.

• where they're holding

• where they're holding next month's book fair.

I don't know if I'll be able ... it in time for my girlfriend's family dinner.

• make

• to make

• to made

• that make

I want to know ... far the supermarket is from here.

• what

• why

• how

• when

• who

I was so happy ... I got an A+ for my science project.

• how

• who

• what

• that

• how