All About Noun Clauses

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[@BreakingEnglish]

Thanks for the kind compliment.

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Best lesson I’ve seen so far on noun clauses

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I'm so glad you liked it. I haven't ever taught the kind of essay you're requesting. It's more of a literature type essay topic and I actually didn't study literature. So sorry 😞

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its a nice video, i understood many things about noun clause. i want you to make a video on adverb clauses and reduced adverb clause.

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So clear explanation ❤

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Thanks for the clear explanation of the noun clauses

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Greetings from Brazil! Well, my question is.. the word CAN is grammaticaly known as MODAL VERB, isn't it?

[@taindruu]

Thank you for the great lecture! I have one question about the following sentence with Noun Clause "You need to be aware what kind of property best suits you." Is this sentence grammarly correct? Can we waive the "of" after aware? I think it cannot be waived. Some people said the noun clause led by "what" can be seen as a complement for the "aware", which I cannot understand.

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[@phumkiatwananuraksakul7815]

Hat off to you,I found one mistake when you explained that clause coming after an adjective in your sample, I am happy that the e weather is nice today acting as object of adjective, happy,but the correct function is adjective complement: however, if I am wrong on that please let me know.Thank you so much for your fantastic vdo.

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Lot of clarity

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[@rishikeshyadav7133]

Hi @Breaking English, I am confused between noun clause and adverb clause. For instance, In the sentence, I notice that flowers grow here, I feel the phrase "That flowers grow here" modifying or giving information about verb noticed (like what I noticed). I agree that this phrase is acting as an object. But when I see these kind of sentences, I often conclude that it's a adverb clause Can you please help me with this?

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Very easy to understand

[@BreakingEnglish]

Glad to hear that

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Mam it has been many day you did not published a single video. Please one video on the use of (The)

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[@BreakingEnglish]

Most welcome!

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[@beyzanura2789]

When we use "that " clauses why do we remove prepositions? For example, I happy that the weather is good today or I am proud that... But when we use " wh word " clauses we dont remove prepositions. I am proud of how I..... Is this correct?

[@BreakingEnglish]

You can use "that" after proud or happy. It's a noun clause. I'd advise looking at our videos on noun clauses

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Hi Wesley! Actually that was on the other channel right? We used to use that one to train tutors and it wasn't actually for teaching English but it got put on that page. We have a lot more tutor training videos on a new channel for tutors. It's at CAS Vids. Are you a tutor?

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This lesson helped me a lot understanding noun clouses. Thank you my teacher.

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Hi, Why did you omit "about" I am happy that while you didnt omit I am confused about

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Dear teacher, a sentence contains time consistency, say english teacher . But you wrote a sentence such that i want to know where you went. present +past time mixed there. English is your Mother language but not me. English teachers who teach us english are saying we have to pay time consistency in a sentence atention. Do you have any videos? Sometime the rules limits us for speaking. Your lectures are great. Thanks for your efforts.

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[@stanislawwarda7699]

Why you are focuses for noun object (on the end of sentences.) From the beginning I ( subjects) is also noun, so is it common that in the sentences we have a few nouns ? (. )Thank you.

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Madam, You explained the usage of noun clauses well