noun clause การใช้

A noun clause can be used like a noun.
But our just because is another grammatical animal entirely, a noun clause used as the subject of the sentence.
:Sorry for the late thought, but both sound correct to me . " What " introduces a noun clause.
A clause is a noun clause if a pronoun ( he, she, it, or they ) could be substituted for it.
What none of the authorities mention is that the because noun clause nearly always appears in the same form : Just because x doesn't mean y.