Asked by Sara!
Noun Clauses
1. is this noun clause used as a predicate noun?
- Kendra is asking WHY you are acting that way.
2. is this noun clause used as direct object?
- Do you know WHO is in charge of counting votes?
thank you
1. is this noun clause used as a predicate noun?
- Kendra is asking WHY you are acting that way.
2. is this noun clause used as direct object?
- Do you know WHO is in charge of counting votes?
thank you
Answers
Answered by
Writeacher
You're right about #2, but not about #1. In order to have a predicate noun, the verb must be a linking verb, not an action verb ("is asking").
Answered by
Sara!
is # 1 direct object
Answered by
Writeacher
Yes, it's a direct object, too.
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