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20-Sep-2006, 10:36
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 No sooner? " No sooner had we gone out than it started to rain." |
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20-Sep-2006, 10:48
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| Re: No sooner? 'The moment we stepped outside it started to rain'.-(hope my understanding is correct). I have posted this similar question before.You might like to take a look at it too. "No sooner...than" is a set phrase where the two words come together always. |
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20-Sep-2006, 11:00
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| Re: No sooner? Thank you very much Fazzu!! i will take a look at it...Thanks again... |
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