INVERSION - NEGATIVE ADVERBS & SO/ SUCH & AS/NOR ETC | Baamboozle - Baamboozle

There are some qualities that are important when creating any type of art. Imagination is particularly important. -> Of particular....

There are some qualities that are important when creating any type of art. Of particular importance is imagination.

There are some attributes that are key to being successful. The main one of these is drive. -> Chief....

There are some attributes that are key to being successful. Chief among(st) these is drive.

With AI, you don't have to be a genius to create an app. You also don't have to understand programming. -> ..., nor...

With AI, you don't have to be a genius to create an app, nor do you have to understand programming.

Good strategy is needed to pass the CAE. A lot of hard work is also needed. -> ..., ...as...

Good strategy is needed to pass the CAE, as is a lot of hard work

Sometimes, exercise can do more harm than good. This is true of kettlebell workouts. -> Such is...

Sometimes, exercise can do more harm than good. Such is the case with kettlebell workouts. -

It is so easy to get addicted to vapes that they should be banned. -> So...

So easy is it to get addicted to vapes that they should be banned

It had been such a long time that I had forgotten what it felt like to have a day off. -> Such...

Such a long time had it been that I had forgotten what it felt like to have a day off

You can make progress in English only by practising it everyday Only by........

Only by practising English everyday can you make progress in it.

She hasn't been home since she witnessed that tragic golfing accident. -> Not since…

Not since she witnessed that tragic golfing accident has she been home.

His brother had rarely been more excited. -> Rarely………

Rarely had his brother been more excited

I have never seen anyone in my life drink as much as you. -> Never …

Never have I seen anyone in my life drink as much as you

We only began to see the symptoms of the disease after several months. -> Only after...

Only after several months did we begin to see the symptoms of the disease.

He didn’t finish his work until the bell rang. -> Not until …

Not until the bell rang did he finish his work.

I had only just put the phone down when the boss rang back. -> Hardly …

Hardly had I put the phone down when the boss rang back

He had hardly left the office when the telephone rang. -> No sooner…

No sooner had he left the office than the telephone rang.

He spent all his money. He even borrowed some from me. -> Not only…

Not only did he spend all his money but also he borrowed some from me.

He forgot about the gun until he got home. –> Not until…

Not until he got home did he remember about the gun.

The outcome of the election was never in doubt. –> At no time…

At no time was the outcome of the election in doubt.

You won’t find a more dedicated worker anywhere than Mrs John. –> Nowhere……

Nowhere will you find a more dedicated worker than Mrs John.

I only realized what I had missed when they told me about it later.–> Only when…

–> Only when they told me about it later did I realize what I had missed.

She had hardly begun to speak before people started interrupting her. –> Hardly…

Hardly had she begun to speak when people started interrupting her.

He started writing the letter as soon as he returned from his walk. –> No sooner…

No sooner had he returned from his walk than he started writing the letter.