A noun clause can serve as a direct object. It is diagrammed like a word, with a vertical line preceding it, but it stands on a second, raised baseline.
Treat the clause as a sentence by separating the noun from the verb.
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A noun clause can serve as a direct object. It is diagrammed like a word, with a vertical line preceding it, but it stands on a second, raised baseline.
Treat the clause as a sentence by separating the noun from the verb.
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