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G5:  Noun Clauses II - if / whether

by Tom Rohrbach

Multiple Choice Quiz


Do you know how to make noun clauses using "if" or "whether"?  Let's find out!

 

"IF" and "WHETHER" Noun Clauses - patterns / word order

CORRECT OR WRONG?

     PATTERN      EXAMPLE:
       NOUN CLAUSE as OBJECT:

ü

     if + clause      I don't know ... if the package has arrived yet.

ü

     if + clause + or not      I don't know ... if the package has arrived yet or not.

X

     if or not + clause      I don't know ... if or not the package has arrived yet.

ü

     whether + clause      I don't know ... whether the package has arrived yet.

ü

     whether + clause + or not      I don't know ... whether the package has arrived yet or not.

ü

     whether or not + clause      I don't know ... whether or not the package has arrived yet.
NOTE:  The clause in every "if" or "whether" noun clause has regular sentence order, not question order.

       NOUN CLAUSE as SUBJECT:

X

     If + clause      If the experiment succeeded ... is not known.

X

     If + clause + or not      If the experiment succeeded or not ... is not known.

X

     If or not + clause      If or not the experiment succeeded ... is not known.

ü

     Whether + clause      Whether the experiment succeeded ... is not known.

ü

     Whether + clause + or not      Whether the experiment succeeded or not ... is not known.

ü

     Whether or not + clause      Whether or not the experiment succeeded ... is not known.
NOTE:  We don't use "if" noun clauses as the subject of a sentence because they are confusing - they sound like conditionals!

 

Below, you will see a regular yes/no question, followed by a related sentence that includes a noun clause.

ONE of the answers is wrong, and the others are all correct.

Can you find the wrong answer?  Good luck!
       

 

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