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Which words in the sentence are the complete noun clause? On this special night, dinner will be whatever you’d like. A. whatever you'd like B. dinner will be C. on this special night D. will be whatever
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Which words in the sentence are the complete noun clause? On this special night, dinner will be whatever you’d like. A. whatever you'd like B. dinner will be C. on this special night D. will be whatever

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"B. dinner will be" is the only option from the list that is a noun clause, since the clause contains information about the dinner in question that helps clarify it.
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