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Yellowstarstruck Posted 12 years ago
Grammar
Noun clause parts
Hi,
Is the below a noun clause?
I want to know what we can do to help the poor.
Also is the clause "what we can do to help the poor"?
Also is the subject of the clause "We" and is the infinite verb "help"?
Thanks a lot for your advice! Fulvio
Is the below a noun clause?
I want to know what we can do to help the poor.
Also is the clause "what we can do to help the poor"?
Also is the subject of the clause "We" and is the infinite verb "help"?
Thanks a lot for your advice! Fulvio
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yellowstarstruck "what we can do to help the poor" That is a noun clause, yes. yellowstarstruck lso is the subject of the clause "We" and is the infinite verb "help"? Yes.
- yellowstarstruck "what we can do to help the poor" That is a noun clause, yes.
- yellowstarstruck lso is the subject of the clause "We" and is the infinite verb "help"?
- Yes.
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yellowstarstruck"what we can do to help the poor"That is a noun clause, yes.
yellowstarstrucklso is the subject of the clause "We" and is the infinite verb "help"?Yes.
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