grammar
no solo..., sino que...
This correlative structure adds emphasis by pairing one idea with a second one that develops or strengthens it. The two clauses are usually parallel in structure, which makes the contrast clear and elegant in formal or neutral Spanish. It is reusable whenever you want to say that something did not merely happen, but also produced an additional result. Example: "No solo disfrutó de la cena, sino que también aprendió algo nuevo sobre su oficio."
No solo disfrutó de la cena, sino que también aprendió algo nuevo sobre su oficio.
He not only enjoyed the dinner, but also learned something new about his craft.