Which of these sentences contains at least one noun clause? What commercials promise is not always what consumers can depend upon. People who believe everything they hear in commercials will likely be disappointed. Many commercials promise products that will change your life. The commercials that promise miracles should not be trusted.

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The sentence that contains at least one noun clause is: What commercials promise is not always what consumers can depend upon.

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The sentence that contains at least one noun clause is: What commercials promise is not always what consumers can depend upon.

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