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What is the noun clause in the sentence Mr Inman wants to know if you will be able to help.
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What is the noun clause in the sentence Mr Inman wants to know if you will be able to help.

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“Mr Inman” is the noun.
Nouns are people, places, animals, or things. Mr Inman, is a person.
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