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I have a dubt with theese three inversion sentences. Would you mind to help me, please?
Not only is the mother health in danger, but also the baby may be premature

Not only is the mother health in dange, but the baby may be also premature

Thank you!!

Jésus. Pleased to help you in spanish

Comments · 4

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Wow, fantastic! and in this case it's not a pronoun...so we must write as you suggest. Thank you!
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As far as I know, although I can be wrong, the subject is usually put between 'but' and 'also' when it is a pronoun.

E.g. Not only was she late, but she also forgot to bring her assignment.
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Hi Jesus!

Here's the correct variant of the sentence:

Not only is the mother's (Possessive case) health in danger, but also the baby may be premature.

I was only wondering where the third sentence was...
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Hi Natalia,

In fact, ther was only 2 sentences. My dubt was where to put the subject, after but also, or in the middle...

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