Content clauses
4 important questions on Content clauses
What typically functions as Subject or Complement in a sentence?
- Subject: e.g., That they accepted the offer is very fortunate.
- Complement of verb: e.g., I KNOW she likes it.
- Complement of noun: e.g., The FACT that it's so cheap makes me suspicious.
- Complement of preposition: e.g., We stayed in BECAUSE it was raining.
How are declaratives indicated in clauses?
What distinguishes closed interrogatives from other types?
- Compare to main clause: Did everybody support the proposal?
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How do exclamatives compare to their main clause counterparts?
- e.g., He didn't know what a lot of them supported the proposal.
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