Noun Clauses

1. The complement has a noun clause and occurs after the linking verb

True

False

2. In reported speech can, may, must, will changes to could, might, had to, would.

True

False

3. Linking verbs are important because they connect the subject of the verb to additional information about the subject .Linking verbs do not express action.

True

False

4. Time & Place also changes. E.g. now changes to then; next week changes to the following week.

True

False

5. When must is used to show something that probably is true, it does not change.

True

False

6. Noun clauses can be used as subjects & objects

True

False

7. In reported speech, pronouns, adjectives and adverbials change. E.g. this, these, I, changes to that, those, you, she etc.

True

False

8. Noun clauses are used like nouns

True

False

9. Noun clauses can be used when we report or tell what someone has said.

True

False

10. We use noun clauses in reported speech

True

False

11. Complements are the grammar construction after a linking verb such as be.

True

False

12. Some verbs change to. E.g. come - go; bring - take

True

False

13. Should,must, need to, have to, ought to are used when reporting commands.

True

False

14. Noun clauses can be at the beginning of the sentence

True

False

15. Noun clauses are often used after add,ask,believe, conclude, estimate, exclaim, explain,find, hope, illustrate, indicate,mention,noe,remark,say,show,tell,think,wish

True

False

16. But the modals could, might,ought to, should,would, and all perfect modals (could have, should have etc.) do not change.

True

False

17. Noun clauses can be at the end of sentences

True

False

18. In reported speech, the verb usually changes.

True

False

19. In reported speech, the modals usually changes.

True

False

20. Noun clauses can be used as complements & the object of prepositions

True

False

21. We can't report commands.

True

False

22. In reported speech, the verb doesn't change.

True

False

Noun Clauses

1. The complement has a noun clause and occurs after the linking verb

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2. In reported speech can, may, must, will changes to could, might, had to, would.

3. Linking verbs are important because they connect the subject of the verb to additional information about the subject .Linking verbs do not express action.

4. Time & Place also changes. E.g. now changes to then; next week changes to the following week.

5. When must is used to show something that probably is true, it does not change.

6. Noun clauses can be used as subjects & objects

7. In reported speech, pronouns, adjectives and adverbials change. E.g. this, these, I, changes to that, those, you, she etc.

8. Noun clauses are used like nouns

9. Noun clauses can be used when we report or tell what someone has said.

10. We use noun clauses in reported speech

11. Complements are the grammar construction after a linking verb such as be.

12. Some verbs change to. E.g. come - go; bring - take

13. Should,must, need to, have to, ought to are used when reporting commands.

14. Noun clauses can be at the beginning of the sentence

15. Noun clauses are often used after add,ask,believe, conclude, estimate, exclaim, explain,find, hope, illustrate, indicate,mention,noe,remark,say,show,tell,think,wish

16. But the modals could, might,ought to, should,would, and all perfect modals (could have, should have etc.) do not change.

17. Noun clauses can be at the end of sentences

18. In reported speech, the verb usually changes.

19. In reported speech, the modals usually changes.

20. Noun clauses can be used as complements & the object of prepositions

21. We can't report commands.

22. In reported speech, the verb doesn't change.