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No Sooner --- than


1] As soon as Dave had begun his second year, he found himself hopeless. (No sooner —Than)
2) When the sky cleared, all the flowers were laid waste. (Hardly — when)
3) As the evening aarti time nears, I trace my steps to the Mahalaxmi. (No sooner —Than)
4) No sooner did the war start than there was a boom in the iron market. (Hardly — when)
5) Work becomes a tyranny for person when it becomes a chore. (No sooner —Than)
6) When the link between the two is ruptured, we try to find a solution elsewhere. (No sooner —Than)
7) When I see the Brihaddeeswara Temple, I become happy. (No sooner —Than)
8) As I saw the silence of the night, I heard the heavenly world talking. (Hardly — when)
9) No sooner did Carter gaze at the magnificent bird than he grew convinced. (Hardly — when)
10) No sooner did she fall down in one place than fellow-pedestrians rushed instantly for her help. (Hardly — when)
11) When my wife enters the kitchen, she finds them scurrying away. (No sooner —Than)
12) As soon as it rained, the weather became cool. (No sooner —Than)
13) As soon as I reached the platform, the train left. (No sooner —Than)
14) As soon as the principal entered the class, all the boys stood up. (Hardly — when)
15) As soon as it rained, the weather became cool. (No sooner —Than)
16) As soon as the train had gone, I found myself alone on the platform. (Hardly — when)
17) As soon as the principal gave the warning, all the boys ran away. (No sooner —Than)
18) No sooner did I see the thief than I closed the door. (Hardly — when)
19) No sooner did he open the door than the stranger had gone. (Hardly — when)
20) No sooner did he sprinkle water on her face, than the rosy colour came back to her cheek. (Hardly — when)

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Remember poems and their poets.

How to remember poems and their poets.

1. Walt Whitman sang on the open road.

2. Sarojini Naidu meets the Indian Weavers .
3. Robert Southey sat on the Inchcape Rock.
4. Edgar Guest asks the question, “Have You Earned Your Tomorrow?”
5. Dilip Chitre’s father is returning home.
6. William H Davies does not like Money.
7.George Gorden Byron spoke when she walks in Beauty.
8. Mamang Dai describes about Small Towns and Rivers. 

Novels details and PDF notes 👇

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Q. 5 C. ‘Around the World in Eighty Days’.
Q. 5 D. ‘The Sign of Four’

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Q. 4 (B) -Write any one of the followings
Q. 4 (C) -Write any one of the followings
Q. 4 (D) -Write any one of the followings

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