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Original Directions: Change the following sentences into noun clauses. Begin each sentence with the words, "Do you know..."

1. Do you know if John is going to join us for dinner?

2. Do you know if John's interview with the software company went well?

3. Do you know if the two governments will agree to the peace treaty?

4. Do you know if John has been to the Golden Gate Bridge?

5. Do you know if it is going to rain tomorrow?

6. Do you know if John should sell his old computer and buy a new one?

7. Do you know if children can go to casinos in Las Vegas?

8. Do you know if John got his computer repaired?

9. Do you know if John knows how to use the Internet for research?

10. Do you know if John has ever taken a class online?

How to use Grammar Online What is a Noun Clause? How to form a Noun Clause When to use a Noun Clause Reported or Quoted Speech Samples of Noun Clause usage Final Unit Exercise

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