No sooner had she accepted the job ____ she realized she had made a mistake.
than
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Barely had I had time to put on my waterproof jacket when the most torrential rain started.
Only when you see it for yourself ____ you believe it.
will
____ what would happen to her that evening.
Little did she know
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No sooner did the news break/had the news broken than hundreds of journalists gathered at the presidential palace to get more details.
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Only very rarely does the Queen of England attend public functions these days. She’s quite elderly now.
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Only when you have been in the country for five years can you apply for a working visa.
____ seen so much snow.
Rarely have we
Not only ____ she very successful, she’s ____ very modest about it.
is / also
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Under no circumstances should you drink water from the tap.
____ the government improves public transportation ____ sell our car.
Not until / will we
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Never have I heard such nonsense.
I want you to know that in no way ____ this change my opinion of you.
does
____ had I opened my mouth when he told me to stop talking.
Hardly
____ to buy a house at the moment. They're too expensive!
No way can we afford
____ arrived at the hotel than she had to leave again.
No sooner had she