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Grammar

Noun Clauses Beginning with That

A noun clause is a dependent clause that is used to make a statement within a statement.These sentences usually begin with it. Common

that begin sentences with noun clauses as the subjects include

It is a fact (that)

It is funny (that)

It is obvious (that)

It is possible (that)

It is strange (that)

It is surprising (that)

It is surprising (that) toothbrushes only became common in the 20th century.

Grammar

Noun Clauses Beginning with That

A noun clause is a dependent clause that is used to make a statement within a statement. Some nour are introduced by the word that However, that can be left out, especially in speaking.

I think (that) beauty is about what is on the inside of a person.

Noun Clauses After Verbs

A noun clause can follow certain verbs, such as

believe (that)

complain (that)

decide (that)

discover (that)

dream (that)

expect (that)

fear (that)

feel (that)

find out (that)

forget (that)

hope (that)

imagine (that)

know (that)

learn (that)

notice (that)

I noticed (that) she didn't put any make-up on today.

Do you think (that) beauty products make some people look better?

Noun Clauses After Adjectives

A noun clause often follows be + certain adjectives, such as

be afraid (that)

be amazed (that)

be aware (that)

be certain (that)

be disappointed (that)

be glad (that)

remember (that)

suspect (that)

think (that)

understand (that)

be happy (that)

be surprise

be lucky (that)

be worried

be sure (that)

She doesn't seem to be aware (that) her dress is no longer in style

Are you sure (that) these products are not tested on animals?

Noun Clauses as Subjects of Sentences

A sentence can have a noun clause as its subject. These sentences usually begin with it. Common

that begin sentences with noun clauses as the subjects include

It is a fact (that)

It is funny (that)

It is obvious (that)

It is possible (that)

It is strange (that)

It is surprising (that)

It is surprising (that) toothbrushes only became common in the 20th century.

It is obvious (that) many beauty products contain unhealthy chemicals,