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"No sooner ............... than" | English Grammar | NCERT | MP Board |

Use of “No sooner … than” “No sooner … than” is used to show that one action happened immediately after another action. It emphasizes that there was no time gap between the two events. Structure No sooner + had + subject + past participle (V³), than + subject + past tense (V²) ⚠️ When a sentence starts with “No sooner”, we use inversion (helping verb comes before the subject). "No sooner … than" is a fixed correlative conjunction structure in English used to express that one event happens immediately after another, emphasizing very quick succession (almost at the same time or with almost no delay). It is more formal/literary than "as soon as" and often appears in written English, stories, or exams. Main Meaning = As soon as / Immediately after / Hardly had … when The first action is barely finished (or has just started) → the second action happens right away. #NoSoonerThan #EnglishGrammar #GrammarRules #GrammarConcepts #LearnEnglish #EnglishLearning #EnglishWithExamples #Class10English #Class12English #BoardExamPreparation #GrammarForStudents #ExamReady #SchoolEnglish #EnglishTeacher #TeachingGrammar #OnlineClasses #EducationChannel #StudyWithMe #CBSEEnglish #StateBoardEnglish #EnglishGrammarHindi #LearnEnglishIndia #Commercewalesir