Inversion

Photographs are not permitted under any circumstances.

• Under any circumstances are photographs permitted.

• Under no circumstances do photographs permit.

• Under no circumstances are photographs permitted.

• Under no circumstances photographs are permitted.

We've never faced such a serious problem as this.

• Never before have I faced such a serious problem as this.

• Never before I have faced such a serious problems as this.

• Never before did I face such a serious problem as this.

• Never before do I face such a serious problem as this.

I only realised it was Vanessa when she removed her hat.

• Only when did she remove her had I realised it was Vanessa.

• Only when she removed her hat did I realise it was Vanessa.

• Only when she removes her hat do I realise it is Vanessa.

• Only removing her hat did I realise it was Vanessa.

The audience didn't laugh at any point during the show.

• At any point during the show did the audience laugh.

• At any point during the show the audience laughed.

• At no point during the show the audience laughed.

• At no point during the show did the audience laugh.

As soon as Patrick had finished the email, he sent it.

• No sooner had Patrick finished the email than he sent it.

• No sooner had Patrick finished the email when he sent it.

• No sooner Patrick had finished the email than did he sent it.

• No sooner than Patrick had finished the email did he sent it.

It wasn't clear who was going to win the match until the last few minutes.

• Not until the last few minutes wasn't it clear who was going to win the match.

• Not until the last few minutes was it clear who was going to win the match.

• Not until the last few minutes it was clear who was going to win the match.

• Not until the last few minutes it wasn't clear was who going to win the match.

Dennis passed his driving test and had an accident almost immediately afterwards.

• Hardly had Dennis pass his driving test when he had an accident.

• Hardly had Dennis passed his driving test than he had an accident.

• Hardly had Dennis passed his driving test when he had an accident.

• Hardly had Dennis pass his driving test than he had an accident.

I didn't learn the result of the match until I read the evening paper.

• Only when I read the evening paper didn't I learn the result of the match.

• Only until I read the evening paper I learned the result of the match.

• Only until I read the evening paper did I learn the result of the match.

• Only when I read the evening paper did I learn the result of the match.

The president will not resign under any circumstances.

• Under any circumstance will the president resign.

• Under no circumstances will the president resign.

• Under no circumstances will not the president resign.

• Under any circumstance will not the president resign.

The accused showed no emotion at any time during the trial.

• At not time during the trial did the accused showed any emotion.

• At any time during the trial did the accused show any emotion.

• At no time during the trial did the accused show any emotion.

• At any time during the trial did not the accuse show any emotion.