Noun Clause, Adjective Clause & Adverb Clause | Clauses Quiz by Quality Education

In this lecture, you will learn and practice, Noun, Adjective and Adverb Phrases. In order to punctuate sentences correctly and avoid fragments, we need to know the difference between phrases and clauses.
There are many different types of phrases and clauses. The first step to identifying the different types, though, is to understand the difference between a phrase and a clause.
A phrase is a related group of words. The words work together as a "unit," but they do not have a subject and a verb, while the clause contains a subject and a verb.
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Mine score 17

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Awesome! Really enjoyed a lot and learned clauses also.......
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Scored 17/19 ☺️

[@sagarbele5284]

Very helpful video. 18/19

[@suvarnabongane1033]

I gave maximum answers correctly

[@soumitadas7779]

Thank you Sir...

[@nasirahmad628]

Q1..answer should be adjective clause...it qualifies word reason..which is a noun.

[@mathsdone2265]

Yes , I too think the same . It doesn't seem to be a noun clause .

[@prachetaschatterjee9853]

Same opinion

[@PAKwatann]

No, it is a noun clause.
It talks about subject without qualifying it.

[@YOUTUBE-YZ]

it was an adjective clause

[@eshalkhan6243]

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[@joginder3637]

16/19 great lecture❤

[@vijayabawane7149]

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You helped me a lot

[@laxmiyadav7149]

Plz make more video on clauses

[@channelforqualityeducation2195]

I have uploaded many. You can see them in the same playlist

[@rimjhim5731]

1. Noun clause

[@NomanJamshaidBharwana786]

17/19 ❤

[@mathsdone2265]

Very useful video. However , sir , there's confusion about sentence # 1

[@awaissheikh4923]

Excellent

[@Studywithwissam]

The 1st one I think it adjective clause

[@kumar6908]

No.. It behaves as a noun

[@hemabishtfacts853]

​@hiyyhii_ but mostly adjective clause are start in wh family words

[@hemabishtfacts853]

​@@kumar6908 but how

[@sawairakhattak3012]

Yes

[@Sujaldubey07]

Yaa it's a adjective clause agar noun clause hota to as a object me main verb ke baad likha hota orr what or whome reaction deta

[@subhavinod927]

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[@itwasveryexcellent7474]

Can you explain please, how the first question is Noun phrase.

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[@vikas_creativity]

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Thank you

[@iffatara6373]

Thanks

[@sardarsaad7224]

17 ✔️

[@nowshintabassumrifa1370]

I am sure that he will succeed.
Which clause is this?

[@mohammadsaad6603]

My 18 correct 🤗

[@quirkybs]

Sir please differentiate between adverb of purpose and reason.

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Thanks!

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Great

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My 15 is correct 😃

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[@danieljoubert3243]

could you please explain question 5 in more detail

[@nishayadav7799]

Ans 1 is adjective clause

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[@RashidatMohammed-oo9ec]

I got 10 correctely😢

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I got 1 marks because i am different from others 🤣👍💔

[@nikhilkumawat3637]

14 /19

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[@abhishekrathod8091]

19/19

[@israrkhanisrarkhan-fq5wi]

1 is adverb

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Me 12 correct 😍

[@divyamungle6362]

I give 18 correct answer😃😊🤩

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[@Studywithwissam]

I got 19

[@mahnoorofficial379]

Mine 10 🙂

[@hamadullahsamo03]

I got 18 marks

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[@pikachu7013]

9/19

[@allahfearing5290]

18/19

[@initinmagotra]

15/19

[@ranajitghanty5739]

1st answer should be adjective, as the underlined part can't he replaced with" it"

[@kaustubh11somani30]

1 que ans is wrong it's ans is adj clause

[@kritibanerjee6358]

11

[@bhatmuneeb7993]

Q14 🤨🤔

[@janisk1036]

Master..i don't know the reason why he hates me... Is this noun clause or adjective clause? Because after antecedent if wh questions will come will become adjective clause pls clarify

[@3mo0oryxx48]

Did you find an answer?

[@rumaghosh470]

Adjective clause

[@quirkybs]

Yes, even I thought the answer would be adjective clause due to the same reason given by you.

[@Hushandeep_]

Here is problem in question 10th and 18th

[@majedurrahman4677]

Hi here why it is not he likes it.

[@kumar6908]

I got 18 😒

[@tommysilicon9425]

I can't understand the first one.

[@channelforqualityeducation2195]

Hi Tommy. It's a Noun Clause. I have displayed explanation as well. I've uploaded another video recently and I'm going to upload a quiz on Noun Clause which help you differentiate Noun Clause from others.

[@krishnaroy8248]

Bol nhi sakte kya

[@369starmanvi9]

Excellent

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Thanks

[@devilgamimg5661]

19/19

[@pankajsonam754]

18/19

[@maryamqureshi4123]

17 /19

[@aishwaryanapit2884]

17/19

[@RanaAsi-w7o]

17/19

[@noblepower]

17/19

[@aetu_03]

17/19