Share CAE 13 Negative and Limiting Adverbial Inversions
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I have never eaten pizza. (never)
Never have I eaten pizza.
I have hardly ever eaten pizza. (hardly ever)
Hardly ever have I eaten pizza.
He seldom eats pizza. (seldom)
Seldom does he eat pizza.
I rarely eat pizza. (rarely)
Rarely do I eat pizza.
I won't eat pizza under any circumstances. (under no circumstances)
Under no circumstances will I eat pizza.
I absolutely am not eating pizza. (on no account)
On no account am I eating pizza.
She will never ever eat pizza. (no way)
No way will she ever eat pizza.
He hasn't eaten frozen pizza, not even once. (not once)
Not once has he eaten frozen pizza.
No one will ever eat uncooked pizza. (at no time)
At no time will anyone eat uncooked pizza.
She will never ever put pineapple on pizza. (at no point)
At no point will she put pineapple on pizza.
He forgot to add the cheese while making the pizza. (at no stage)
At no stage while making pizza did he add the cheese.
We argued for 15 minutes before decided what to pizza to order. (only when)
Only when we had argued for 15 minutes did we decide on what pizza to order.
I stopped liking pizza when I was a child. (not since)
Not since childhood have I liked pizza.
I burnt my tongue as soon as I bit into the pizza. (no sooner)
No sooner had I bitten into the pizza that I burnt my tongue.
The pizza arrived surprisingly quickly after we ordered it. (scarcely)
Scarcely had I ordered pizza when it arrived.
I had barely sat down to eat pizza when the phone rang. (barely)
Barely had I sat down to eat pizza when the phone rang.
