Noun Clause Sentence Prescriptions

Noun Clause as an Object of the Preposition and Noun Clause as an Objective Complement

I was very surprised by what was said in class, that I made the decision that I was going to drop out immediately.

Noun Clause as a Direct Object

My mom hit whatever was behind us with her new car.

Noun Clause as a Predicate Nominative

What you find is what you keep.

Noun Clause as a subject and a noun clause as the predicate nominative

What you received is what you deserved.

Noun Clause as a Subject and a Noun Clause as a DO (this one has a DO in it)

Whoever won will get whichever prize they choose.

Noun Clause as an Indirect Object

Whoever would read a sentence.

CPD/CPX sentence joined by a Correlative Conjunction with three Noun Clauses

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Introductory Elliptical Adverb Clause and an Adjective Clause with a Noun Clause in it

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Noun Clause as a Subject (this one has an Elliptical Adverb Clause in it) and a Noun Clause as an Object of the Preposition

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Noun Clause as an Objective Complement

Taylor made the plan that we go out to dinner before the game.

Noun Clause as an Appositive

The fact that I ran causes me no regret.

Noun Clause as the Object of the Preposition

We were very confused by what she told us.

Two Noun Clauses (Both of them have a Direct Object)

We wish that Katie can join us, but she decided that she should study Latin.

Noun Clause as a subject

What I thought was that we had a lot of work to do.