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    Complex sentence——noun sentence

    Noun sentence
     Subject clauses
     Object clauses
     Predicative clauses
     Appositive clauses

    Subject clauses
    It was obvious that he could see nothing. (p260)
    What sweet madness has seized me? (p262)

    Object clauses
    I can do what I like. (p262)
    I had assumed that he would still want me to be his wife, and wondered why he did not ask me.
    (p264)
    I was very relieved to discover that was all he was worrying about, because I knew that his
    blindness made no difference at all to my love for him.(p264)
    Until now I thought that you would never love another man! (p266)
    Lately I’ve begun to understand that god has been punishing me for my pride and my past
    wickedness. (p266)
    I know what it is like to love and be loved. (p268)

    Predicative clauses
    This is what is really strange. (p268)

    Appositive clauses

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