Inversion II

'Never in the field of human conflict was so much owned by so many to so few' Winston Churchill

Rewrite the following sentences using inversion to make them more emphatic, then press "Check" to check your answers. Use the "Hint" button to get a free letter if an answer is giving you trouble.

1. The result was never in doubt.
At no time in doubt.

2. I have never heard such a terrible lecture.
Never a terrible lecture.

3. You can't see such large forests anywhere else.
Nowhere else to see such large forests.

4. He didn't realise the extent of the damage until he saw it in daylight.
Not until bad it was.

5. He can only relax after he has had a drink.
Only after relax.

6. I wasn't only tired, I was also hungry.
Not only also hungry.

7. Almost as soon as I got into the house, the telephone rang.
No sooner the telephone rang.

8. The sun rose and almost immediately it began to rain.
Hardly to rain.

9. A public figure has seldom been more completely humiliated.
Seldom more completely humiliated.

10. He little realised that she had heard every word.
Little every word.

11. We had hardly left the building when it caught fire.
Hardly fire.

12. He spoke so quickly that nobody could understand.
So that nobody could understand.

13. He must not leave the country on any account.
On no account the country.

14. I wouldn't go back to university under any circumstances.
Under no circumstances university.

15. The club will only admit men under excepcional circumstances.
Only under excepcional circumstances men.