noun clause (type) #1

(What type of noun clause is present in this sentence?) What you said surprised me.

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(What type of noun clause is present in this sentence?) Whether she will attend the meeting is still uncertain.

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(What type of noun clause is present in this sentence?) Where they go on vacation is a matter of personal preference.

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(What type of noun clause is present in this sentence?) If he can solve the problem remains to be seen.

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(What type of noun clause is present in this sentence?) Why she chose that path is a mystery to everyone.

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(What type of noun clause is present in this sentence?) She is interested in what he said.

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(What type of noun clause is present in this sentence?) He is afraid of whether he will pass the exam.

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(What type of noun clause is present in this sentence?) They talked about what they had learned.

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(What type of noun clause is present in this sentence?) I am looking forward to when we can meet again.

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(What type of noun clause is present in this sentence?) She is always concerned about whether her family is safe.

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