Not only but also

[languagemonster]

Can we invert by saying:
"Not only he is a good singer...."
or
"Not only is he a good singer..."

Which one is better?

[curmudgeon]

'Not only is he a good singer' is correct

[BobK]

Originally Posted by curmudgeon

'Not only is he a good singer' is correct

... and the other is not. But, after the inversion, you revert to the regular order:
Not only is he a good singer, he is also a good dancer.

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