Share c1 Inversion after negative adverbials
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We have rarely seen weather like this in October. Rarely...
Rarely have we seen weather like this in October.
He's won the election and got ninety per cent of the vote. Not only...
Not only has he won the election but he's got ninety per cent of the vote.
The film started just as we found our seats. No sooner ...
No sooner had we found our seats than the film started.
People can rarely photograph the Amur leopard. Rarely...
Rarely can people/ are people able to photograph the Amur leopard.
We couldn't relax until we heard they'd arrived safely. Only when...
Only when we'd heard (that) they'd arrived safely could we relax.
I didn't realise at the time how soon I'd need your help. Little...
Little did I realise at the time how soon I'd need your help.
I really didn't expect a reaction like this. In no way...
In no way did I expect a reaction like this.
There has never been such a good time to do this. Never before...
Never before has there been such a good time to do this.
She fell asleep just as she finished reading the first page. Barely...
Barely had she finished reading the first page when she fell asleep.
I have never seen anything like it. Never ...
Never (before) have I seen anything like it.
The film started just as we found our seats. No sooner...
No sooner had we taken our seats than the film started.
They raised the price and reduced the amount in the packet. Not...
Not only did they raise the price but they reduced the amount in the packet.
There has never been so much interest in mental health before. Never...
Never (before) has there been so much interest in mental health.
They didn't tell us until the decision was confirmed. Only...
Only when the decision was confirmed did they tell us.
I didn't know at that moment that my life was about to change. Little...
Little did I know at that moment that my life was about to change.
Children shouldn't travel without an adult. Under...
Under no circumstances should children travel without an adult.
