Seldom have I seen such great performances. - After adverbs of frequency: never, rarely, seldom, Not only is my cousin smart, but he is also a great football player. - After negative adverbials: under no circumstances, on no condition, at no time, in no way, on no account, no longer, no way, not until, not only , No sooner had the music started to play than the first couple appeared on the dancefloor. - After time expressions: hardly/barely/scarcely … when or no sooner … than to show the sequence of events in the past, Only after Peter got a working visa could he start working in the USA. - After "only" with time expressions: only when, only if, only after, only by, only then, only later, Little do I understand what’s going on here. - After “little’ with negative meaning., Had I been more careful, I wouldn’t have dropped the phone into the river. - Inverted Conditional sentences, - I won’t talk to him anymore. – Nor will I. - To agree with opinion of others: so for positive statements, neither/nor for negative statements.,

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