1. Work & Study
Дастур: Ҷавоби дурустро интихоб кунед.
Дастур: Ҷавоби дурустро интихоб кунед.
100. Not only ___ the report late, but he also forgot the files.
a) he sent b) did he send c) sent he
b) did he send
100. Not only ___ the post go viral, but it also started a debate.
a) did b) was c) had
a) did
100. Not only ___ dinner, but he also washed the dishes.
a) he cooked b) did he cook c) cooked he
b) did he cook
100. Not only ___ the hotel expensive, but the room was also tiny.
a) did b) was being c) was
c) was
100. Not only ___ he apologise, but he also offered to pay.
a) did b) was c) had
a) did
200. She not only passed the exam but also got the highest mark.
a) No inversion is needed because “not only” is not fronted. b) Inversion is needed after “she.” c) The sentence must use “did she.”
a) No inversion is needed because “not only” is not fronted.
200. The app is not only useful but also easy to use.
a) inversion after “app” b) balanced adjectives c) passive reporting
b) balanced adjectives
200. My brother is not only lazy but also rude.
a) needs inversion b) needs “did” c) no inversion; “not only” is inside the clause
c) no inversion; “not only” is inside the clause
200. Not only in summer ___ this place crowded; it is busy all year.
a) people find b) is c) does
b) is
200. Not only ___ the plan been rejected, but it has also been publicly criticised.
a) did b) has c) was
b) has
300. Not only ___ difficult, but it was also unfair.
a) the test was b) did the test be c) was the test
c) was the test
300. Not only ___ my comment deleted, but my account was also blocked.
a) did b) was c) had
b) was
300. Not only ___ she tired, but she was also angry.
a) did b) was c) was
c) was
300. The trip was not only long but also tiring.
a) balanced adjectives b) inverted question order c) wrong because “also” is impossible
a) balanced adjectives
300. “She not only teaches English but also writes materials.” This structure is:
a) fronted inversion b) passive reporting c) normal correlative structure without inversion
c) normal correlative structure without inversion
400. ❌ Not only he works hard, but he also helps others.
a) Not only does he works hard... b) He not only does work hard... c) Not only does he work hard, but he also helps others
c) Not only does he work hard, but he also helps others
400. Which sentence is more natural?
a) The video was not only funny but also surprisingly honest. b) Not only funny was the video but also honest. c) The video not only was funny but also was honest surprisingly.
a) The video was not only funny but also surprisingly honest.
400. ❌ Not only did he cooked dinner, but he also cleaned the kitchen.
a) Not only did he cook dinner, but he also cleaned the kitchen. b) Not only did he cook dinner, but he also cleaned the kitchen. c) Not only he cooked dinner, but also cleaned.
b) Not only did he cook dinner, but he also cleaned the kitchen.
400. Not only ___ we lose our tickets, but we also missed the bus.
a) did b) lose c) had
a) did
400. Which sentence keeps parallelism best?
a) Not only did she call me but also honest. b) She is not only reliable but also honest. c) She not only reliable but also helped me.
b) She is not only reliable but also honest.
500. “Not only did she explain the rule, but she also gave examples.” The focus is on:
a) one normal action b) two strong positive actions c) a past habit only
b) two strong positive actions
500. Not only ___ the password been changed, but the email has also disappeared.
a) was b) did c) has
c) has
500. “Not only my parents but also my sister was surprised.” Why “was”?
a) the nearest subject “my sister” is singular b) “parents” is singular c) inversion is required
a) the nearest subject “my sister” is singular
500. Which is too heavy for casual speech?
a) The hotel was not only cheap but also clean. b) We not only enjoyed the food but also loved the music. c) Not only was it in the morning that we left, but also was it the station that confused us
c) Not only was it in the morning that we left, but also was it the station that confused us
500. Main rule: when Not only starts the clause, we usually use:
a) subject + verb only b) auxiliary + subject + verb c) infinitive + subject
b) auxiliary + subject + verb