Write your own sentences with noun phrases. You may write about the cultural group you researched earlier. Remember that noun phrases can start with the following words: that, what, whatever, why, whether, how, who, whom, whoever, or whomever. A Quilt Of A Country

That dog is not running.

What Mary saw at the zoo?

Whatever Ali is doing is not correct.

Why Jill is choosing only computer classes instead of complete summer camp.

Whether Jamie will buy books for the reading or borrow it from a friend.

How Alizay is able to travel alone

Who bought the pen

Whom this bag belong to

Whoever Alice or Catherine they are going with travel groups.

Whomever orange house is available for sale.

Explanation:

Noun phrases are the words which support noun. These are the words which appear before noun and support the sentence. Noun phrases identify the sentences as direct objects. These are the words which provide meaning to the noun.

answer; (external conflict)

theres no poem include that