Question

. When my feet hit the bottom, I would make a big jump. (Use ‘No sooner … than …’)​

Answer 1

Answer:

No sooner my feet hit the bottom than l would make a big jump

Answer 2

No sooner did my feet hit the bottom than l would make a big jump.

Explanation:

No sooner...than means "immediately after".

It is used in a sentence to indicate something that happens immediately after the previously said thing.

Examples:

• No sooner did I go to bed than I fell asleep.
• No sooner did I take a dose of medicine than I started feeling better.

Hence, no sooner did my feet hit the bottom than l would make a big jump.

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