Notes

(((((NOUN CLAUSE: usually introduced with words such as that, what, whatever, who, whom, whoever, whomever, when, where, whether, why, or how.; can be:)))))
-Subjects:)
--------If the noun clause appears first in the sentence
<< EX: *Whoever wins the election* will be our representative.
-Direct Objects:)
------- If there is an action verb somewhere before the clause
<< EX:Do you know *why the class is taking a field trip to a
chicken farm?*
-Indirect Objects:)
-------If there is an action verb somewhere before the clause
<< EX:Mr. Bradley gave *whoever was interested in the field
trip* a brochure about the chicken farm.
-Predicate Nominatives:)
------ If a linking verb precedes the noun clause
<< EX:His hope is *that the entire sophomore class will attend the
field trip.*
-Appositives:)
<< EX:Mr. Bradly had just one request, *that all students behave
themselves on the trip.*
-Object of Prepositions:)
------If the word before the noun clause is a preposition
<< EX:Many of the students were worried about *who would
chaperone the field trip.*