Question

No sooner had they start their walk than it started to rain (spot the error) ​

Answer 1

Explanation:

'No sooner than' is generally used with the past perfect tense of a verb. No sooner had they started walking than it started raining. Here, we can understand that the first action of 'walking' was immediately followed by the action of 'raining'.

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Answer 2

Answer:

No sooner than' is generally used with the past perfect tense of a verb. No sooner had they started walking than it started raining. Here, we can understand that the first action of 'walking' was immediately followed by the action of 'raining'.

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