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Anonymous Posted 17 years ago
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"In no time " at the beginning of a sentence, shall we put the verb before the subject?
Which of the following is correct?
In no time he learned to use a single-handed saw .
In no time did he learn to use a single-handed saw .
In no time he learned to use a single-handed saw .
In no time did he learn to use a single-handed saw .
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Hi, Which of the following is correct? In no time he learned to use a single-handed saw . Correct.
- Hi, Which of the following is correct?
- In no time he learned to use a single-handed saw .
- Correct.
- It means that he learned it very quickly.
- In no time did he learn to use a single-handed saw .
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Hi,
Which of the following is correct?
In no time he learned to use a single-handed saw . Correct. It means that he learned it very quickly.
In no time did he learn to use a single-handed saw . Not correct.
However, consider that you use inversion if you say this.
At no time did he learn to use a sin
Which of the following is correct?
In no time he learned to use a single-handed saw . Correct. It means that he learned it very quickly.
In no time did he learn to use a single-handed saw . Not correct.
However, consider that you use inversion if you say this.
At no time did he learn to use a sin
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