What is the grammatical function of the italicized noun clause in this sentence? The most important thing to do right now is to make Janet feel confidence in herself. A) subject B) direct object C) prepositional object D) predicate nominative

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Priscilla Murray

14 May, 21:13

What is the grammatical function of the italicized noun clause in this sentence? The most important thing to do right now is to make Janet feel confidence in herself. A) subject B) direct object C) prepositional object D) predicate nominative

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Tania Hall · Answer 1

No, its D) predicate nominative cause it says it

Jessica Case · Answer 2

B) direct object

Explanation:

Italicized noun clause is a direct subject. The sentence which contains verb and noun, the italicized noun clause is subject which is acting as a direct object. The noun clause plays the role for a noun. The italicized noun clause function as a subject. Therefore the correct answer is B) direct object.