Tricks to identify type of clause

When the clause behaves as a subject, it is followed by a verb. When the clause behaves as an object, it is preceded by a verb. To confirm if it is a noun clause, replace the dependent clause with a pronoun (he, she, it, they, that, there, etc.) For example: She didn’t expect that she would come first in the class. Let’s replace the dependent clause by ‘it’. → She didn’t expect it. Makes sense? Apply the same trick on the following sentence and see if it makes sense. <a href="https://medium.com/toppr-tutors/tricks-to-identify-type-of-clause-324f0a60ab94">Read More</a>