Which words in the sentence are the complete noun clause?

The police always give tickets to whoever parks in front of a hydrant.

A.
the police always give tickets

B.
give tickets to whoever

C.
in front of a hydrant

D.
whoever parks in front of a hydrant

Question

Which words in the sentence are the complete noun clause? 

The police always give tickets to whoever parks in front of a hydrant.
 
 A.
the police always give tickets
 
 B.
give tickets to whoever
 
 C.
in front of a hydrant
 
 D.
whoever parks in front of a hydrant

anonymous · Answer

@Joel_the_boss

joel_the_boss · Answer

It's D I think :3

anonymous · Answer

so cold almost fallen to ground, blurry eyes

joel_the_boss · Answer

lay in bed >.< I command you now!

anonymous · Answer

will get in trouble for not doing work doe

joel_the_boss · Answer

D: oh then put some socks on, put some long pants on and a jacket

anonymous · Answer

xD ok

anonymous · Answer

lol am wearing short blue shorts short sleeves and nothing else O_O

joel_the_boss · Answer

o.O crazy  lol WHERES MY MEDAL?!!?!?!

anonymous · Answer

lol sorry had to go change

joel_the_boss · Answer

>.< good!