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State whether the given statement is true/false. The clause “wherever they study” is the noun clause that acts the subject of verb in the sentence “Bright students perform well wherever they study”.

State whether the given statement is true/false. The clause “wherever they study” is the noun clause that acts the subject of verb in the sentence “Bright students perform well wherever they study”. Correct Answer False

A noun clause can act as a subject of verb, object of verb, complement of subject, object, adjective and prepositions too. Here, the noun clause “wherever they study” acts as a complement for the adjective “perform well” in the given sentence. Hence, the statement is false.

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3. wherever the supervisors are employee centered, the output of the employees is less.
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