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Does a noun clause takes the place of a prepositional phrase?
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Does a noun clause takes the place of a prepositional phrase?

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no a noun is before the preposuitional phrase for example in this sentence__ Joe rode his bike to get home. The noun is joe and the prepostional phrase is to get home.
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