In this column last week, we defined a noun clause as a subordinate clause that functions within a sentence as a noun, whether as subject, direct or indirect object, or complement.
The noun clause comes in two general forms depending on the form of the verb it is using: the finite noun clause and the nonfinite noun clause.
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