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Anonymous Posted 10 years ago
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No sooner
"No sooner than the British athletes return to London than planning for Tokyo kicks into gear..." (The Independent.)
Which is first timewise: is it "the British athletes return to London " or "planning for Tokyo kicks into gear"?
Which is first timewise: is it "the British athletes return to London " or "planning for Tokyo kicks into gear"?
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Your sentence is not correct. Are you sure you copied it accurately?
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fivejedjonYour se4ntence is not correct. Are you sure you copied it accurately?"No sooner than the British athletes return to London than planning for Tokyo kicks into gear, and with the future of the Olympic team secured, Robertson believes there is no reason why an even greater medal haul can’t be achieved in Japan in four years’ time." (From the Independen
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AnonymousNo soonerThere is a mistake in that news story. 'than' should be 'do'.thando the British athletes return to London than ...
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CalifJimthan' should be 'do'.Thank you for the detailed explanation.
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