@douglaswinslowcooper

How is the noun clause used in the sentence?

We will go along with whatever you decide.

A.
object of a preposition

B.
indirect object

C.
predicate nominative

D.
direct object

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@douglaswinslowcooper  




How is the noun clause used in the sentence? 

We will go along with whatever you decide.
	
	
 
A.
	object of a preposition
	
 
B.
	indirect object
	
 
C.
	predicate nominative
	
 
D.
	direct object

anonymous · Answer

What would X be in "We will go along with X"?

therealmeeeee · Answer

I'm thinking A

anonymous · Answer

Right.  And what is X in this question?

therealmeeeee · Answer

We will go along with whatever

anonymous · Answer

Almost. X = "whatever you decide."

therealmeeeee · Answer

Aww so close you are so smart

anonymous · Answer

for that noun clause "you" is the subject "decide" is the verb.

therealmeeeee · Answer

Some people call's me stupid because I'm black

anonymous · Answer

Not fair at all.