I had just sat down when someone knocked on the door. -> (No sooner ... than), No sooner had I sat down than someone knocked on the door., She had barely opened the message when he called her. -> (Barely ... when), Barely had she opened the message when he called her., I didn't understand why she was upset until I reread our conversation. -> (Not until), Not until I reread our conversation did I understand why she was upset., I haven't laughed that much since I was a teenager. -> (Not since), Not since I was a teenager have I laughed that much., I never thought for one minute that he was actually serious. -> (Not for one minute), Not for one minute did I think that he was actually serious., She started to feel better only after a few days away from everything. -> (Only after), Only after a few days away from everything did she start to feel better., I understood what he meant only when I saw the expression on his face. -> (Only when), Only when I saw the expression on his face did I understand what he meant., We realized that we had got on the wrong train only then. -> (Only then), Only then did we realize that we had got on the wrong train., I discovered this podcast only recently. -> (Only recently), Only recently have I discovered this podcast., I finally watched that film last week. -> (Only last week), Only last week did I finally watch that film., I have never seen him so angry. -> (Never), Never have I seen him so angry., She rarely talks about her childhood. -> (Rarely), Rarely does she talk about her childhood., We seldom eat out during the week. -> (Seldom), Seldom do we eat out during the week., He hardly ever checks social media anymore. -> (Hardly ever), Hardly ever does he check social media anymore., She had no idea that everyone at the party already knew the truth. -> (Little), Little did she know that everyone at the party already knew the truth., We couldn't find a quiet place anywhere in the city centre. -> (Nowhere), Nowhere could we find a quiet place in the city centre., You can improve your pronunciation only by actually speaking regularly. -> (Only by), Only by actually speaking regularly can you improve your pronunciation., We can solve this problem only in this way. -> (Only in this way), Only in this way can we solve this problem., This should not be interpreted as an apology in any way. -> (In no way), In no way should this be interpreted as an apology., You must not tell anyone what I just told you. -> (On no account), On no account must you tell anyone what I just told you., We cannot leave a child alone in the car under any circumstances. -> (Under no circumstances), Under no circumstances can we leave a child alone in the car., As soon as I finally fell asleep, my alarm went off. -> (Hardly ... when), Hardly had I fallen asleep when my alarm went off., I didn't realize how much I missed living near my family until I moved away. -> (Not until), Not until I moved away did I realize how much I missed living near my family., She realized how expensive the trip was only after she had booked everything. -> (Only after), Only after she had booked everything did she realize how expensive the trip was.

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