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Adverb Hardly (Hardly had he pulled the four of us ouf...)



 
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Adverb Hardly (Hardly had he pulled the four of us ouf...) #1 (permalink) Wed Aug 09, 2006 13:17 pm   Adverb Hardly (Hardly had he pulled the four of us ouf...)
 

Hi,

Please choose the correct answers:

1. Hardly had he pulled the four of us ouf of the plane when it exploded.
2.Hardly had he pulled the four of us ouf of the plane than it exploded.
3.Hardly had he pulled the four of us ouf of the plane before it exploded.
4.Barely had he pulled the four of us ouf of the plane when it exploded.
5.Barely had he pulled the four of us ouf of the plane than it exploded.
6.Barely had he pulled the four of us ouf of the plane before it exploded.
7.Scarcely had he pulled the four of us ouf of the plane when it exploded.
8.Scarcely had he pulled the four of us ouf of the plane than it exploded.
9.Scarcely had he pulled the four of us ouf of the plane before it exploded.

All 9 sentences are correct?
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