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Topic: NOUN CLAUSES 1

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level: Intermediate (B1/B2)







Complete each sentence with a properly formed noun clause.


1. John asked me ________________.
  where was his wallet
  where his wallet was

2. I couldn't tell him ________________.
  where was I
  where I was

3. I don't know ________________.
  how many children he has
  how many chidren does he have

4. ________________ is not important.
  How close we are
  How close are we

5. ________________ was sad.
  What did she say
  What she said

6. We are not responsible for ________________.
  what our children say
  what do our children say

7. Is it true ________________ about you?
  what did he say
  what he said

8. I'm not going to tell you ________________.
  what should you do
  what you should do

9. I wonder if ________________ from Germany.
  is he
  he is

10. The teacher told us ________________ our finished exams.
  where we should leave
  where should we leave


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