Klaus and the Noun Clause
Finish the sentence with the scrambled words.
Klaus doesn't know pants/where/went/his
Klaus doesn't know where his pants went.
Turn this question into a statement with a noun clause.
Why is Klaus talking to his vacuum cleaner.
Examples:
I wonder why Klaus is talking with his vacuum cleaner. OR
Please tell me why Klaus is talking with his vacuum cleaner.
Use if to change the question into a sentence that uses a noun clause.
Does Klaus take a submarine to work?
Examples:
I wonder if Klaus takes a submarine to work.
OR
I don't know if Klaus takes a submarine to work.
Use the following words to create a question or sentence about Klaus. Make sure you include a noun clause and use correct verb tenses and forms.
Klaus/eat/that/lightbulbs/discover/I/yesterday
Examples
Yesterday, I discovered that Klaus eats lightbulbs.
I discovered yesterday that Klaus eats lightbulbs.
I discovered that Klaus ate lightbulbs yesterday.
Restate Speaker B's answer by using a that-clause.
A: Did Klaus get married to his toaster?
B: I think so.
I think that Klaus got married to his toaster.