Noun Clause
A noun clause may be used as the subject of the sentence, the predicate noun of a verb, or as the direct object of a verb.
Here are some noun clauses used as:
1. Subject of a sentence.
That man is unjust is a fact.
That President Quezon loved his country is beyond doubt.
That Rizal could have saved himself and did not proved his devotion to duty.
That knowledge is power cannot be denied.
2. Predicate Noun
"Life is what we make it".
Rizal's martyrdom was what the Filipinos needed to stir them to consciousness.
This outcome was what i expected.
The United Nations was what the world needed then to promote brotherhood.
3. Direct object of a verb
We all know that death is inevitable.
OBJECT OF PREPOSITION
The preposition shows the relationship between its object and some other word or words in the sentences.
shade of a tree
water in the bucket
rain on the roof
APPOSITIVE
A noun is in the objective case if it is in appositive with another noun in the objective case.
He arrested Vic, the politician's son.
The wedding quest listened to the Doctor, and old man.
