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What is the sentence correct? had left no sooner vs. had not left sooner



 
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What is the sentence correct? had left no sooner vs. had not left sooner #1 (permalink) Sat Mar 10, 2007 13:02 pm   What is the sentence correct? had left no sooner vs. had not left sooner
 

The robber........the bank than someone rang the alarm.

a. had left no sooner
b. had not left sooner
c. had no sooner left
d. no sooner had left

What is the sentence correct? C?

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What is the sentence correct? had left no sooner vs. had not left sooner #2 (permalink) Sat Mar 10, 2007 15:37 pm   What is the sentence correct? had left no sooner vs. had not left sooner
 

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