As soon as he saw the tiger, he took to heels.
(Rewrite using "No sooner..... than')
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No sooner had he seen the tiger than he took to heels.
Explanation:
- Sometimes instructions are given to change the given sentences in English grammar.
- As we are directed to add "No sooner" at the beginning of the sentence, the meaning of the sentence should remain the same.
- When we add No sooner in the beginning the sentence can be turned into negative or positive or vice verse.
- The punctuation should be kept in mind as improper use of punctuation can change the meaning of the sentence.
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After using 'No sooner..... than' the following sentence becomes- ''No sooner had he seen the tiger than he took to heels.''
- When we start a sentence with this phrase 'no sooner', 'had' sits after it as per rule and 'saw' sits in its past participle form 'seen'.
- 'Than' is used to join the sentence.
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