17.4.1 Noun Clauses

Correct the following sentences.

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1. I don't know where does she live.

1. I don't know where does she live.

1. I don't know where she lives.

2. I hope so I didn't fail the medical test.

2. I hope so I didn't fail the medical test.

2. I hope I didn't fail the medical test.

3. I wonder who is at the door?

3. I wonder who is at the door?

3. I wonder who is at the door.

4. Why she behaves the way she do surprises me.

4. Why she behaves the way she do surprises me.

4. Why she behaves the way she does surprises me.

5. He is taking action on all the problems of which you complained of.

5. He is taking action on all the problems of which you complained of.

5. He is taking action on all the problems of which you complained. / He is taking action on all the problems which you complained of.

6. Her mother demands that Julia been early for the first bus.

6. Her mother demands that Julia been early for the first bus.

6. Her mother demands that Julia be early for the first bus.

7. The mother want John to finishes his homework tonight.

7. The mother want John to finishes his homework tonight.

7. The mother wants John to finish his homework tonight.

8. The parents says that she must not goes to the bullfight.

8. The parents says that she must not goes to the bullfight.

8. The parents say that she must not go to the bullfight.

9. It is important that the parents been told as soon as possible of their child's accident.

9. It is important that the parents been told as soon as possible of their child's accident.

9. It is important that the parents be told as soon as possible of their child's accident.

10. One of the children are sick and are going to see a doctor with the parents.

10. One of the children are sick and are going to see a doctor with the parents.

10. One of the children is sick and is going to see a doctor with the parents.