Type the noun clause in this sentence No one could belive that stella took dance lessons at her age

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Serenity Carlson

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14 January, 17:27

Type the noun clause in this sentence No one could belive that stella took dance lessons at her age

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Hallie Schultz · Answer 1

Hallie Schultz 14 January, 17:29

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Stella took dance lessons

Zackery Lin · Answer 2

The noun clause in this sentence is Stella took dance lessons at her age.

A noun clause is a dependent clause always started by a noun, and can work as a noun itslef.

For instance: it is possible to say

1. "No one could believe that Stella took dance lessons at her age" or

2. "No one could believe THAT/IT/SO/THE STORY"

Note in the second example we replace the complete sentence for a noun.