GROUP 1 ( XI MIPA 1)

• Cipta Karolina • Inanda Kasmawardah

• Echa Imanuela Sinta • Nina Febriana

Noun Clause
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What is Noun
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MEMBER’S IDENTITY
Name : Cipta Karolina
DOB : Tumbang Lahang, Maret 18th 2001
Age : 16 years
Address : St. Manunggal 1 No. 60
Hobbie : Travelling
Phone : 082154852348
Social media :
082154852348

krln18

@ciptakrln_ ciptakarolina18@gmail.com
MEMBER’S IDENTITY
Name : Echa Imanuela Sinta
DOB : Kuala Kapuas, October 26th 2001
Age : 16 years
Address : St. G.obos V
Hobbie : Singing
Phone : 085349408107
Social media :
085349408107

echasintaa

@echasintaaa echasinta86392@gmailcom
MEMBER’S IDENTITY
Name : Inanda Kasmawardah
DOB : Palangka Raya, May 17th 2001
Age : 16 years
Address : St. Kalimantan No. 23
Hobbies : Watching drama & listening music
Phone : 082252236248
Social media :
082252236248

inandaa17

@inandaksmwrdh inandakasmawardah@gmail.com
MEMBER’S IDENTITY
Name : Nina Febriana
DOB : Pulang Pisau, February 26th 2001
Age : 16 years
Address : St. Temanggung Tilung 1
Hobbies : Watching a movie & Listening music
Phone : 085651168157
Social media :
085651168157

ninafbr

@ninafbr ninafebri262@gmail.com
What is Noun Clause?
A noun clause is a clause that plays the role of a noun in a sentence. Noun clauses will contain a
subject and a verb, but they cannot stand alone in a sentence.

Noun clauses can be used to name something when a single word isn't
enough. It's also important to remember that these clauses are dependent
clauses. A dependent clause is one that cannot stand by itself. If a dependent
clause is placed alone, it forms a fragment, not a full sentence. An independent
clause can act as a sentence by itself, but dependent clauses cannot.

Examples: “I know you lie to me”

‘You lie to me’ is a combination of words with a subject
(you), verb (lie) and object (me), but could not say a
perfect sentence because of its position in the sentence
are as object of the sentence ‘I know’.
Form
1. Question Words  I know what you did last summer..
 what, when, where, who, why and how.  I parked my car where you waited me
yesterday.
 I don’t know why you said goodbye.

2. If/Wether  Does Andy live on Dewi Sartika Street?

 If or Wether are usually used as the answer of I don’t know if he lives on Dewi Sartika Street or
Yes-No question or reported speech form based not.
on the question. or
I don’t know whether or not he lives on Dewi
Sartika street.

3. That-clause  I think that the group will arrive in an hour.

 assume, believe, discover, dream, guess, hear,  Many people proved that the man was a big liar.
hope, know, learn, notice, predict, prove, realize,
suppose, suspect, think
The Function of Noun Clause
Subject of Sentence
A noun clause which put in the beginning of a sentence, is used as a subject on that sentence.
Form :
 Question words/That/If/Wether + S + V + O/C

Example :
• What she said was true.
• That she can debut as an actress is her dream.
• Whether I can pass the test or not will be known next week.

Object of Sentence

Noun clause as the object of this sentence placed

right after the verb. Example :
Form : • I want to know how Riyo finished this puzzle.
 S + V + Question words/That/If/Wether + S + V • Diana predicts that her father will buy a new
gadget for her birthday present.
• I do not know whether Lisa will come or not.
The Function of Noun Clause
Subject complement
This type of noun clause is placed after linking verb (is, am, are, was, were, be) and the
statement function is to refer subject of the sentence.
Form :
 S + Linking verb (is, am, are, was, were, be) + Question words/That/If/Wether + S + V

Object of Preposition
This type of noun clause is laid right after the preposition and is used as an object in a
sentence. The preposition can be like : from, of, with, about, for, etc.
Form :
 S + V + preposition + Question Words (who, when, where, how, why, what) + S +V

Example : Example :
• Those equipments are what we need to bring. • Eka would like to thank me for what I have done
• The fact is that she is smart and dilligent. for her.
• The winner will be whoever gets the most votes. • We will start our journey from where we have
decided before.
The Function of Noun Clause
Adjective Complement

This noun clause is placed right after the adjective.

Form
• S + Verb to be + Adjective + Question words/That/If + S + V

Example :
• Herry is not sure who will fetch him.
• Benny is happy that he can spend his Christmas day with his family.
• It is wonderful if we can share with others.
Pict dialogue
I forget whether I
called you or not Did you call me
last week, that’s last week?
been long time, I
can’t remember.
Pict dialogue

Does Nina live on

Temanggung I don’t know whether
Tilung street? or not he lives on
Temanggung Tilung
street.
Pict dialogue

I'm excited that

my best friend is Why you so
coming to visit. excited?
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References
Offline Online
• Offline 1
• http://www.k12reader.com/term/noun-clause/
• Offline 2 • https://www.wordsmile.com/pengertian-rumus-contoh-kalimat-noun-clauses
• Offline 3 • http://www.bigbanktheories.com/pengertian-dan-contoh-kalimat-noun-clause-
• Offline 4 serta-fungsinya
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• Offline 5
• https://inggrisonline.com/apa-itu-pengertian-rumus-fungsi-dan-contoh-noun-c
• Offline 6 lause
• Offline 7 /
• Offline 8 • http://grammar.yourdictionary.com/parts-of-speech/nouns/noun-clause.html
• https://azbahasainggris.com/contoh-noun-clause
• Offline 9
• http://www.grammar-monster.com/glossary/noun_clauses.htm
• Offline 10
• https://belajarbahasa.id/pembelajaran/bab/27
• http://englishsentences.com/noun-clause/