Noun Clause From Wh Question
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Make a question from the given sentence. The words in parentheses should be the answer to the question you make. Use question word (who,what, how, etc) and change the question to a noun clause. Here is examples to this exercise: 1. That man is (Mr. Robertson). Question: Who is that man? Noun Clause: I want to know who that man is. 2. George lives (in Los Angeles). Question: Where does Robert live? Noun Clause: I want to know where Robert lives.
- 1.Ann brought (a new dictionary). Question: What did Ann buy? Noun Clause: Do you know ____________________________
- A.
What Ann buy.
- B.
What Ann bought.
- C.
What did Ann buy.
- D.
What did Ann bought.
- 2.It is (350 miles) to Denver from here. Question: How far is it from here to Denver? Noun Clause: I need to know _____________________________
- A.
How far it is from Denver to here.
- B.
How far it is from here to Denver?
- C.
How far is it from here to Denver.
- D.
How far it is from here to Denver.
- 3.Jack was late to class (because he missed the bus). Question: Why was Jack late? Noun Clause: The teacher wants to know _________________________
- A.
Why Jack did late.
- B.
Why Jack was late
- C.
What made Jack late.
- D.
Why was Jack late.
- 4.That is (Ann’s) pen. Question: Whose pen is that? Noun Clause: Tom wants to know _______________________________
- A.
Whose pen that is.
- B.
Whose pen is that.
- C.
Whose pen is that is.
- D.
Whose pen this is.
- 5.
- A.
Whom Alex saw at the meeting
- B.
Whom Alex see at the meeting.
- C.
Whom did Alex saw in the meeting.
- D.
Whom did Alex saw at the meeting.
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