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nicolas
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No sooner had I left the house than it started raining.
I have other questions for this sentence.
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Is it means "no sooner than it started raining"?
But we sooner than it started raining, because I had left the house.
Even we still be rained ( can I say that ?? We be rained ?)
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Why do we put had in this position?
Does it emphasize and refer to I left the house?
"Not until" and "no sooner" are really advanced, I can not find them in my grammar book - Basic English Usage. :wink: