❇️ Idiom

♦️ let bygones be bygones
👉 to forget past problems or arguments and move forward peacefully
گذشته‌ها را فراموش کردن / کدورت‌های گذشته را کنار گذاشتن

✅ We had some problems before, but let’s let bygones be bygones.
قبلاً مشکلاتی داشتیم، اما بیایید گذشته‌ها را فراموش کنیم.

✅ After the argument, they decided to let bygones be bygones.
بعد از بحث، تصمیم گرفتند کدورت‌های گذشته را کنار بگذارند.

✅ I know you were upset, but maybe it’s time to let bygones be bygones.
می‌دانم ناراحت بودی، اما شاید وقتش رسیده که گذشته‌ها را فراموش کنی.


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✅ Grammar Point: Inversion after Negative Adverbials

🔹 Meaning / Use:
Inversion means changing the normal word order of a sentence. After some negative or limiting expressions, we put the auxiliary verb before the subject.

This structure makes the sentence more formal, dramatic, or emphatic.

Common expressions:

Never
Rarely
Seldom
Hardly ever
Not only
No sooner
Under no circumstances
Only then
Only after

1. Never / Rarely / Seldom

Structure:
Negative adverbial + auxiliary verb + subject + main verb

✅ Never have I seen such a beautiful place.
هرگز چنین جای زیبایی ندیده‌ام.

✅ Rarely does he arrive late.
او به ندرت دیر می‌رسد.

✅ Seldom do people get such a good opportunity.
به ندرت مردم چنین فرصت خوبی به دست می‌آورند.

2. Not only

Structure:
Not only + auxiliary verb + subject + main verb, but also...

✅ Not only did she pass the exam, but she also got the highest score.
او نه تنها امتحان را کامیاب شد، بلکه بالاترین نمره را هم گرفت.

✅ Not only is he intelligent, but he is also very hardworking.
او نه تنها باهوش است، بلکه بسیار زحمت‌کش هم است.

3. No sooner / Hardly

Structure:
No sooner + had + subject + past participle + than...

✅ No sooner had I arrived than it started raining.
به محض این‌که رسیدم، باران شروع شد.

Structure:
Hardly + had + subject + past participle + when...

✅ Hardly had we entered the room when the teacher started speaking.
به محض این‌که وارد اتاق شدیم، استاد شروع به صحبت کرد.

🔹 Tip:
Inversion is common in formal writing, speeches, and advanced English. In everyday conversation, people usually use simpler word order.

Normal:
I have never seen such a beautiful place.

Inversion:
Never have I seen such a beautiful place.


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