no soonerthan用法详解(4页).doc

-no sooner. than. "一.就." 引导,主句用,"than"后面的从句用.(从这里可以知道,no sooner后面是主句;than后面是从句) 例: I had no sooner reached home than it began to rain. 我一到家天就下起 No sooner .than.常放在句首,表示强调.这时主句要. 例:No sooner had I reached home than it began to rain. 与这个短语类似的还有 hardly . when 意思为:"还没.就." 例: We had hardly gotten there when it began to rain. 我们还没到那儿,天就下起雨了. (主句用,从句用) Hardly.when.也常放在句首 例: Hardly had we gotten there when it began to rain.就是这样“hardlywhen(before)”和“scarcelywhen(before)”这两个结构在含义上与as soon as及no soonerthan相近,都作“一就”解。hardly(scarcely)引出主句,when(before)引出从句,主句的动作与从句的动作一前一后紧接着发生。有人主张主句的谓语动词要用,从句用。Hardly和scarcely意思都是“几乎不”或者“刚刚”（表程度）。例如：you hardly had time to 意味着你几乎没时间做某事。相比之下scarcely更正式、更书面。 I hardly had time to ask her name.我几乎没时间去问她叫什么名字 We had scarcely arrived when he asked us to leave.我们才刚刚到他就叫我们走了。Hardly and scarcely can also be used with 'ever' to mean 'not often, almost never', with 'any' to mean 'very few, almost none'.Hardly和scarcely也可以与ever连用，表示“很少，几乎从不”；与any连用，表示“很少，几乎没有”。 I've got hardly any money left.我几乎没剩一点钱。 Hardly anyone agreed with her.几乎没人同意她。In speech, it is usual to say that you hardly ever , rather than that you rarely do it.在演讲时，通常都说hardly ever do something，而不说rarely do something。 I hardly ever go to the cinema.我几乎从不去电影院。第 4 页-