Noun clauses after verb or expression

2.  Noun clauses after verb of urgency are form
by using the base form of the verb in the
noun clause.
- Ex: the Disney company suggested that the
famous architect, Robert Stern, design only
six styles of homes.

3.  Verb of Urgency include demand, insist,
suggest, recommend, propose, request, and
urge.
- Ex: the officials demanded that she remove
the “For Sale” sign from front lawn.

4.  Expressions of urgency include it is
essential, it is critical, it is vital, it is
necessary, it is important, it is urgent, it is
advisable, and it is preferable.
- Ex: it is critical that all new residents read the
pattern book before moving to Celebration.

5.  the verb in the main clause can be in any
tense – present, past, or future.
- Ex: the Celebration Foundation will suggest
that Jane Mansfield get the Celebration Good
Neighbor Award.

6.  For negative statements, use not plus the
base form.
- Ex: the architects insisted that garages not
face the street.

7.  For passive voice, use be plus the base form.
- Ex: the new Celebration principal suggested
that textbooks be required in all classes.

8.  Using that after a verb is optional.
-Ex: the Celebration “Old-Timers”club
recommended [that] all new resident attend
the welcome event.