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by evaluating whether the dependent clause is modifying a noun in the independent clause
by evaluating whether the dependent clause is modifying a noun in the independent clause
by evaluating whether the dependent clause can be replaced with an adjective or adverb
by evaluating whether the dependent clause can be replaced with an adjective or adverb
by evaluating whether the dependent clause can be replaced with a noun or pronoun
by evaluating whether the dependent clause can be replaced with a noun or pronoun
by evaluating whether the dependent clause is modifying a verb in the independent clause
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To identify a noun clause in a sentence, you can look for the option:
by evaluating whether the dependent clause can be replaced with a noun or pronoun.
Noun clauses function in a sentence as a noun would, meaning they can serve as the subject, object, or complement of a verb. If the dependent clause can be substituted with a noun or pronoun and still make sense in the context of the sentence, it is a noun clause.
