Find the
Noun Clause
Noun Clause
I think that pizza is delicious.
that pizza is delicious
I hope you win.
I hope that you win.
I know that she likes anime.
S: she / V: likes
Complete: "I am ___ that it's Friday!" (a happy feeling)
glad / happy
I think that is raining.
I think that it is raining. (missing subject)
She knows that the test is tomorrow.
that the test is tomorrow
I'm sure my answer is correct.
I'm sure that my answer is correct.
We noticed that the dog was hungry.
S: the dog / V: was
Say 3 adjectives that can go before a noun clause with that (be ___ that...).
Any 3: afraid, certain, disappointed, happy, glad, sorry, surprised, sure, worried
She is sure that the answer correct.
She is sure that the answer is correct. (missing verb)
We are glad that you came to the party.
that you came to the party
It is true he lives in Guatemala.
It is true that he lives in Guatemala. .
He believes that his team will win.
S: his team / V: will win
Complete: "___ ___ ___ that Egypt is in Africa."
It is true / It is a fact
I am happy that my friends comes to my house.
I am happy that my friends come to my house.
It is a fact that the Earth goes around the Sun.
that the Earth goes around the Sun
They were surprised the game ended so early.
They were surprised that the game ended so early.
They discovered that the old city was near the coast.
S: the old city / V: was
Which one is correct? a) I'm afraid that the bus is late. b) I'm afraid that late.
a) — a noun clause needs a subject and a verb
It is true that he work in Egypt last year.
It is true that he worked in Egypt last year.
The teacher realized that the students hadn't done their homework.
that the students hadn't done their homework
My mom was worried I forgot my keys at school.
My mom was worried that I forgot my keys at school.
Lucia forgot that she and her brother had borrowed the game.
S: she and her brother / V: had borrowed
Make your own sentence with "be disappointed that".
Any correct sentence with subject + verb (ej.: I am disappointed that the game was canceled.)
He was disappointed that his team don't won the game.
He was disappointed that his team didn't win the game.