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Select the most appropriate option to substitute he underlined segment in the
given sentence. If there is no need to substitute it , select ‘No substitution
required’.
No sooner I get the message, I shall pass it on to you.
As soon as
Although
No substitution required
Hardly
- No sooner: This phrase should be followed by "than" and used when describing two closely connected events where the first triggers the second. The sentence should structure as "No sooner had I received the message than I passed it on to you." So, "No sooner" needs a correction here.
- As soon as: This phrase correctly introduces an event that follows another. Therefore, "As soon as I get the message, I shall pass it on to you" is grammatically correct.
- Although: This indicates contrast rather than sequence and is not appropriate here.
- Hardly: Like "No sooner," it pairs with "when" or "before," suggesting two close events. "Hardly" doesn't fit without restructuring the sentence.
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