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英语语法5(国外英文资料) Five, the inversion The basic sentence pattern of English is the subject + predicate. If you switch the subject from the predicate, the sentence is inverted. The inverted sentences are fully inverted and semi-inverted. One, full inversion: the subject and predicate exchange position do not need any auxiliary verbs, call full inversion. There are three types of full inversion Situation: 1, when here, there, out, in, up, down, and other adverbs are put in the first sentence. There goes the bell! There goes the bell! There lived an old man. Here comes the bus. Note: In this case, the reverse is restricted to intransitive verbs or be verbs, such as go, come, mush, etc. He went Away when he went Away. The adverbials are in the first sentence, such as: In front of the house stopped a police car. The two canoes in which they had come to the island. The tree sat a boy. The direct quotation is in the first sentence, which can be inverted or not What does it mean? Asked the boy or the boy. The auxiliary verb of the subject and predicate is called half inversion, and there are several kinds of conditions: A: little, never, not, hardly, rarely, seldom Never shall I forget you. At no time was the man aware of what was happening. I understand what he said to me at that time. A few pairs of juxtapositions such as not only... But also, motion... When there is a connection between the two sides, the first sentence is the first half of the sentence. Not only was everything he had taken away from him, but also his German citizenship was taken away. No sooner had I got to the bus stop than the bus started. Note: (1) not only... But also, there is no need to reverse the two parallel subjects, such as: Not only you but also I like playing chess. (2) neither... Nor in the first sentence, the two sentences must be reloaded. Neither do I have a sister. Only in the first sentence of the sentence. Only then did I realize that I was wrong. Only in this way can I learn from my fau