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What is the noun clause for, Do whatever task needs to be done.
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What is the noun clause for, Do whatever task needs to be done.
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The Answer is:
Whatever task needs
Why is that the answer?:
Cause Noun Clause's always start with
who, that, whom, whatever, when, where, whether, which, whichever, how, whoever, what, whomever, and why.
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I believe that the noun clause in this sentence would be:
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whatever task needs
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