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    Noun Clauses Beginning With A Question Word

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    This document provides examples of noun clauses beginning with question words like who, what, when, where, why, and how. It also includes examples of noun clauses using if/whether. For each question word or if/whether clause example, a response is given using I don't know and placing the question information in a noun clause. In total there are 24 examples with question words and 10 examples with if/whether clauses.

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    Noun Clauses beginning

    with a Question Word

    Chapter 14 – Noun Clauses


    ( question word and if/whether
    clauses)
    1.

    Where does (name) live?

    I don’t know where (name) lives


    2.

    What country is (name) from?

    I don’t know what country (name) is


    from.
    3.

    How long has (name) been living


    here?

    I don’t know how long (name) has


    been living here.
    4.

    What is (name)’s telephone number?

    I don’t know what (name)’s telephone


    number is.
    5.

    Where is the post office?

    I don’t know where the post office is.


    6.

    How far is it to Kansas City?

    I don’t know how far it is to Kansas


    City.
    7.

    Why is (name) absent?

    I don’t know why (name) is absent.


    8.

    Where is my book?

    I don’t know where your book is.


    9.

    What kind of watch does (name)


    have?

    I don’t know what kind of watch


    (name) has.
    10.

    Why was (name) absent yesterday?

    I don’t know why (name) was absent


    yesterday.
    11.

    Where did (name) go yesterday?

    I don’t know where (name) went


    yesterday.
    12.

    What kind of government does Italy


    have?

    I don’t know what kind of government


    Italy has.
    13.

    What is (name)’s favorite color?

    I don’t know what (name)’s favorite


    color is.
    14.

    How long has (name) been married?

    I don’t know how long (name) has


    been married.
    15.

    Why are we doing this exercise?

    I don’t know why we are doing this


    exercise.
    16.

    Who turned on the lights?

    I don’t know who turned on the lights.


    17.

    Where is (name) going to eat lunch?

    I don’t know where (name) is going to


    eat lunch.
    18.

    When does this semester end?

    I don’t know when this semester


    ends.
    19.

    Where did (name) go after class


    yesterday?

    I don’t know where (name) went


    yesterday.
    20.

    Why is (name) smiling?

    I don’t know why (name) is smiling.


    21.

    How often does (name) go to the


    library?

    I don’t know how often (name) goes


    to the library.
    22.

    Whose book is that?

    I don’t know whose book that is.


    23.

    How much did that book cost?

    I don’t know how much that book


    cost.
    24.

    Who took my book?

    I don’t know who took your book.


    Now make sentences using “if” or
    “whether”. One student reads the
    question aloud. The other student makes
    a sentence beginning with “I wonder” or “I
    don’t know” and then puts the information
    from the question into noun clause word
    order.

    Is it going to rain next week?

    I wonder (I don’t know) if it’s going to


    rain next week.
    If/whether

    Is there a test next week?

    I wonder (I don’t know) if there is a


    test next week.
    If/whether

    Do we have homework today?

    I wonder (I don’t know) if we have


    homework today.
    If/whether

    Did the teacher give us homework?

    I wonder (I don’t know) if the teacher


    gave us homework.
    If/whether

    Did I do the work correctly?

    I wonder (I don’t know) if did the work


    correctly?
    If/whether

    Did Diane grade the tests?

    I wonder (I don’t know) if Diane


    graded the tests.
    If/whether

    Will we do well on the next test?

    I wonder (I don’t know) if we will do


    well on the next test.
    If/whether

    Will I have time to study tonight?

    I wonder (I don’t know) if I will have


    time to study tonight.
    If/whether

    Has the college raised tuition again?

    I wonder (I don’t know) if the college


    has raised tuition again.
    If/whether

    Has the college decided to build


    another parking lot?

    I wonder (I don’t know) if the college


    has decided to build another parking
    lot.

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