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Inversion After Negative Adverbials Exercise

June 1, 2026 - C1pdf

Complete the 12 sentences below. Choose the best answer for each one.

Progress 0 of 12 answered
1Never before ............... such a detailed risk assessment for a routine supplier review.
Wrong!
After "Never before", use inversion:" has the committee requested".
2Rarely ............... so sharply without a clear change in interest rates.
Wrong!
After "Rarely", use inversion:" does consumer confidence fall".
3Under no circumstances ............... client records to a personal email account.
Wrong!
After "Under no circumstances", use inversion:" may staff forward".
4No sooner ............... the revised contract than the legal team identified another inconsistency.
Wrong!
After "No sooner", use inversion:" had we submitted".
5Not until the final witness had been interviewed ............... the report.
Wrong!
After "Not until", use inversion in the main clause:" did the investigators release".
6Little ............... how strongly the board would object to the proposal.
Wrong!
After "Little", use inversion:" did the finance director suspect".
7On no account ............... the temporary password with external contractors.
Wrong!
After "On no account", use inversion:" should you share".
8Hardly ............... the new policy when several departments asked for clarification.
Wrong!
After "Hardly", use inversion:" had the company announced".
9At no point during the negotiations ............... a lower safety standard.
Wrong!
After "At no point", use inversion:" did the union accept".
10Not only ............... the deadline, but she also persuaded the client to expand the project.
Wrong!
After "Not only", use inversion:" did the manager meet".
11In no way ............... the findings of the independent review.
Wrong!
After "In no way", use inversion:" does this minor error undermine".
12Nowhere in the guidelines ............... that overtime may be approved without written authorization.
Wrong!
After "Nowhere", use inversion:" does the policy state".
Done.
Score: 0/12

Answers

  1. Never before has the committee requested such a detailed risk assessment for a routine supplier review.
  2. Rarely does consumer confidence fall so sharply without a clear change in interest rates.
  3. Under no circumstances may staff forward client records to a personal email account.
  4. No sooner had we submitted the revised contract than the legal team identified another inconsistency.
  5. Not until the final witness had been interviewed did the investigators release the report.
  6. Little did the finance director suspect how strongly the board would object to the proposal.
  7. On no account should you share the temporary password with external contractors.
  8. Hardly had the company announced the new policy when several departments asked for clarification.
  9. At no point during the negotiations did the union accept a lower safety standard.
  10. Not only did the manager meet the deadline, but she also persuaded the client to expand the project.
  11. In no way does this minor error undermine the findings of the independent review.
  12. Nowhere in the guidelines does the policy state that overtime may be approved without written authorization.
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