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The subject of a sentence cannot be noun clause true or false?

That statement is false.

A noun clause can absolutely be the subject of a sentence.

Here's an example:

* What you said surprised me.

In this sentence, "What you said" is a noun clause functioning as the subject of the verb "surprised."

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