Khin Cho T.

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I'm glad that you're here.Is that you're here a noun clause in this sentence?

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Muhammad Y. answered • 08/13/23

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No, "that you're here" is not a noun clause in this sentence. It is a subordinate clause functioning as a complement to the verb "glad". Specifically, it is a subordinate clause that acts as a noun clause (as it functions as the direct object of the verb "glad").

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