¿Qué inversiones debemos conocer para el C1?

Hardly | Hardly had I got into bed when the telephone rang. |
Never | Never had she seen such a beautiful sight before. |
Seldom | Seldom do we see such an amazing display of dance. |
Rarely | Rarely will you hear such beautiful music. |
Only then | Only then did I understand why the tragedy had happened. |
Not only … but | Not only does he love chocolate and sweets but he also smokes. |
No sooner | No sooner had we arrived home than the police rang the doorbell. |
Scarcely | Scarcely had I got off the bus when it crashed into the back of a car. |
Only later | Only later did she really think about the situation. |
Nowhere | Nowhere have I ever had such bad service. |
Little | Little did he know! |
Only in this way | Only in this way could John earn enough money to survive. |
In no way | In no way do I agree with what you’re saying. |
On no account | On no account should you do anything without asking me first. |
-Not until | Not until I saw John with my own eyes did I really believe he was safe. |
-Not since | Not since Lucy left college had she had such a wonderful time. |
-Only after | Only after I’d seen her flat did I understand why she wanted to live there. |
-Only when | Only when we’d all arrived home did I feel calm. |
-Only by | Only by working extremely hard could we afford to eat. |
- On the table was all the money we had lost. (Normal sentence: All the money we had lost was on the table.)
- Round the corner came the knights. (Normal sentence: The knights came round the corner.)
- At the end of the street was the cat. (Normal sentence: The cat was at the end of the street
INVERSIONES CON SO+ADJECTIVE……….THAT
- So beautiful was the girl that nobody could talk of anything else. (Normal sentence: the girl was so beautiful that nobody could talk of anything else.)
- So delicious was the food that we ate every last bite. (Normal sentence: the food was so delicious that we ate every last bite.)
INVERSIONES CON SUCH
Siempre que usemos la inversion So+Adjective, también podemos decidir realizar la inversión con «such»
- Such was her beauty that nobody could talk of anything else
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INVERSIONES CON AS
Podemos comenzar la segunda parte de una frase con as + auxiliar ( o verbo to be ) para decir que alguien hace lo mismo que ya se ha mencionado antes. La inversión ocurre en la segunda parte de la frase.
- Norman loves learning new languages, as does Anabel (Norman loves learning new languages and Anabel does too/ Norman loves learning new languages just like Anabel)
- Norman is in love with learning new languages, as is Anabel (Norman is in love with learning new languages just like Anabel)
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