noun clause (type) #2

(What type of noun clause is present in this sentence?) Whether it will rain is uncertain today.

• subject

• object of a preposition

• direct object

• predicate noun

(What type of noun clause is present in this sentence?) How they manage their finances determines their financial stability.

• subject

• direct object

• object of a preposition

• predicate noun

(What type of noun clause is present in this sentence?) What she did surprised everyone.

• subject

• direct object

• object of a preposition

• predicate noun

(What type of noun clause is present in this sentence?) If you should call the authorities depends on the situation.

• subject

• subject complement

• direct object

• object of a preposition

(What type of noun clause is present in this sentence?) Why they left the party early remains a mystery.

• subject

• direct object

• object of a preposition

• predicate noun

(What type of noun clause is present in this sentence?) He made a promise that he would always be there for her.

• subject

• predicate noun

• direct object

• object of a prepositon

(What type of noun clause is present in this sentence?) She asked whether they could come to the party.

• subject

• direct object

• object of a preposition

• predicate noun

(What type of noun clause is present in this sentence?) We are considering whether we should invest in the stock market.

• subject

• direct object

• object of a preposition

• predicate noun

(What type of noun clause is present in this sentence?) They decided what movie we should watch tonight.

• subject

• predicate noun

• direct object

• object of a preposition

(What type of noun clause is present in this sentence?) I wonder where they went after the concert.

• subject

• direct object

• predicate noun

• object of a preposition