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We have three different types of clauses in English:
Adverb clauses generally show relationships of time, result, and condition.
1. I did my homework after I watched TV.
2. I was doing my homework when the lights went out.
3. Because I did all of my homework, my parents let me watch TV.
4. I did all of my homework even though it was very hard.
5. I will watch the baseball game on TV if I can't get a ticket.
6. If I do all of my homework, can I watch the game on TV?
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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