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Listen to the audio and complete the sentence below.

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--sentence--

Think of it as wrapping code to limit BLANK other parts can see.

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what

--feedback--

This word is used to introduce a noun clause, which explains the thing that is being limited or restricted in this context.

--explanation--

In the phrase limit what other parts can see, what introduces a noun clause, which serves as the object of limit.

A noun clause is a clause that acts as a noun within a sentence. It can function as the object or the subject of a sentence. It usually starts with words like that, what, whether, who, when, why, how, etc.

Noun clauses use normal statement word order (not question order). For example:

• The team is checking why the system crashed during the update. - Why the system crashed during the update is the noun clause acting as the object of checking.

• What the function returns depends on the input data. - What the function returns is a noun clause acting as the subject of depends on.

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