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Which part of the given sentence is the noun clause acting as object of preposition? We had a good time at the show except that the food we bought tasted bad.

Which part of the given sentence is the noun clause acting as object of preposition? We had a good time at the show except that the food we bought tasted bad. Correct Answer that the food we bought tasted bad

Noun clauses are dependent clauses that take the noun form in a given sentence. They cannot stand alone but gives a meaning along with its verb and modifiers following it. In the given sentence, “that the food we bought tasted bad” is the noun clause which is also the object of the preposition “except” in the given sentence.

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