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What is the noun clause of this sentence my great dream is?

The noun clause in the sentence "My great dream is" is "what my great dream is".

Here's why:

* Noun clauses act as nouns. They can be the subject, object, or complement of a sentence.

* In this sentence, "what my great dream is" is the predicate nominative, which means it renames the subject "My great dream".

However, the provided sentence is incomplete. It needs a word or phrase to complete the thought. For example:

* My great dream is to travel the world.

* My great dream is to become a doctor.

In these complete sentences, "to travel the world" and "to become a doctor" are the noun clauses that function as predicate nominatives.

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