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Kevin X Posted 12 years ago
Grammar
About "no sooner .. than" and "hardly .. when"
He will kill you as soon as he knows what you've done.
Should I say:
No sooner does he know what you've done than he will kill you.
OR:
No sooner does he know what you've done than he kills you.
Thanks.
Should I say:
No sooner does he know what you've done than he will kill you.
OR:
No sooner does he know what you've done than he kills you.
Thanks.
Top answer
No sooner will he know what you've done than he will kill you.
- No sooner will he know what you've done than he will kill you.
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