Nominal Clauses Quiz 1 (41 MCQs)

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1. This sentence contains noun clause. Reduce the noun clause to infinitive phrase. He offered that he would clean the car for me.
2. I tell visitors it's like we're about to enter another planet.
3. This sentence contains noun clause. Reduce the noun clause to gerund phrase. She admitted that she broke the glass.
4. Can you guess ..... I want?
5. I often wonder ..... he's getting on.
6. The police are going to track down and find ..... was responsible for this crime.
7. This sentence contains reduced noun clause. Indicate if the sentence is correct or incorrect. Lisamentioned going to the beach after lunch.
8. How storms are measured is unknown to most lay people.
9. What those kids need ..... someone to teach them good table manners.
10. Scientists cannot say whether climate change is increasing the number of hurricanes.
11. The historian's prediction turned out to be true.
12. This is an example of:It's a good idea to wear dress clothes for an interview.
13. This is an example of:Wearing a uniform can help people feel part of the team.
14. Nominal clauses are independent clauses.
15. This sentence contains noun clause. Reduce the noun clause to infinitive phrase. Please inform where we will have the meeting.
16. This sentence contains reduced noun clause. Indicate if the sentence is correct or incorrect. My doctor recommends eating less fat and salt.
17. The fact you can get all of this beautiful scenery so close to Perth is remarkable.
18. This sentence contains reduced noun clause. Indicate if the sentence is correct or incorrect. Jenny didn't know what to do about her expired driver's license.
19. Which of these sentences does NOT have a nominal clause?
20. This sentence contains noun clause. Reduce the noun clause to infinitive phrase. She didn't know where she should go or what she should do.
21. I'll help ..... is in trouble.
22. This sentence contains reduced noun clause. Indicate if the sentence is correct or incorrect. He doesn't know how to solve his problem.
23. The news broadcast confirmed the people's fears.
24. This is an example of:I explained that she would have to buy a new outfit.
25. This sentence contains noun clause. Reduce the noun clause to gerund phrase. I suggested that we make the decision faster.
26. Nominal clauses can be the subject or the object of a sentence
27. I don't know his name.
28. This sentence contains noun clause. Reduce the noun clause to infinitive phrase. Do you know how I can get an A in this class?
29. The science teacher needs to explain ..... photosynthesis works.
30. Unfortunately it is expected that the current death toll of seven will rise.
31. Can you tell me the flight's arrival time?
32. Nominal clauses can be replaced with .....
33. This sentence contains reduced noun clause. Indicate if the sentence is correct or incorrect. He is not sure whether to study economics or marketing.
34. This sentence contains noun clause. Reduce the noun clause to gerund phrase. She acknowledged that she had taken the bribe.
35. The test results created more questions than answers.
36. Which of these contains an example of a nominal clause?
37. This is an example of:Fiona felt embarrassed because of how she looked.
38. Most tourists won't know that it's this same sand that created those thousands of rocky pillars.
39. It is frustrating ..... they are not paying attention.
40. I don't know ..... she doesn't leave him.
41. This sentence contains reduced noun clause. Indicate if the sentence is correct or incorrect. She wondered how to learn English faster.