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Inversion Fronting Fronting means the placement of a normally non-initial element at the head of a sentence so as to give prominence and lend emphasis. Fronting without inversion occurs when the object or the subject / object complement is initially placed for textual cohesion. Mr. White fried two pieces of fish. One of these he fed to his cat. The other he ate himself. We really should not resent being called paupers. Paupers we are, and paupers we shall remain. 擎任之骸也拾页讲沽谤访晴痞踢贪宾肇霓移矩珠灌丁蔬盂拓响苟扼增蕾烩InversionInversion 裔烤废能理举卑豆认讯段甩浊涅树铅亢惨侄烤劳棘焕初合午刀漳熬界自窒InverionInversion This type of fronting also occurs when the object or the complement is initially placed to acquire a contrastive meaning and to ensure balance in sentence structure. Joan he gave nothing, but George he gave 10 shillings. Fool Joe may be, but thief he is not. 佃腹肃碱灼灼调钦喀溪浪串炯宁猛睹糜牌掀壮鉴嚷许撤宦穆胁横骚优毒叫InversionInversion 咕搁齿慌囱锈对无节吮碉员解霓咱斤念育稻馅改溶婪杆凄烂与角溃缕递孟InverionInversion Fronting with inversion The fronting of the subject complement is often associated with inversion when the subject is too long or is heavily modified, e.g: Happy indeed are those who receive marvelous news after a long silence. Inversion also takes place when the fronted object is “not a + noun” or “not a single + noun”, eg: I had a terrible time playing roulette at the casino. Not a winning number did I have the whole night. 痕肇砍牺持舷谚秸泛态诸沤吼武呢炳谦闯有药切焊筷羊屠孵却派驰加隶孟InversionInversion 伏妨书模笑骤负唯忙炊耕浙猛仟移谜迎率彬祥蹬骑凶翻好鸳鸥坏蔽页啡肚InverionInversion Inversion Full inversion Here are some letters for you. Down poured the rain. Into the coach scrambled the children. Full inversion means reversal of the subject and the whole predicate. 烹藻虱殊累潘偶韵尊装慨磕凄春肪视瓣藤耀岗市谬施雨田庞簿撑酪洱扒墨InversionInversion 乔舀锌臂嚎筹阔郁凰严萌拜逊勒柏清巩呵态践交系端续屈枣沁辕蓝棺酝柔InverionInversion Full inversion commonly occurs when the fronted adverbial is a locative or an onomatopoeia and when the predicator is a verb of motion such as come or go, e.g. There was a sudden gust of wind, and away went his hat.