倒装句lois(国外英语资料).doc

倒装句lois Upside down: all upside down and partial inversion One, all upside down: the whole inversion is to put all the verbs in the sentence before the subject. This structure is usually used only for the general present and past tense. Common structures are: 1, here, there, now, then, thus, and thus, are used as verbs of being, come, go, lie, run, etc. Then came the chairman. Here is your letter. 2, adverbials of the direction of motion are placed in the first sentence, and the predicate is a verb of motion. For example: Out rushed a missile from under the bomber. [note:] the subject of all these inverted sentence structures must be a noun, and if the subject is the pronoun, it cannot be completely inverted. Here he comes. Part inversion: part of the inversion is to refer to a part of the predicate such as a auxiliary verb or a modal inversion to the subject. If the predicate of the sentence does not have a auxiliary verb or a modal verb, then the auxiliary verb do, does, or did will be added before putting it in the subject. 1, no, no, never, seldom, seldom, hardly, at no time, in no way, not until... And so on. Never have I seen such a performance. Nowhere will you find the answer to this question. Not until the child fell asleep did the mother leave the room. [note:] when Not until it comes out of the compound sentence, the main sentence is inverted. No words are not in the first place. I have never seen such a performance. The mother didnt leave The room until The child fell asleep. The first part of the word is Not only... But also, motion/Scarcely... The when, No sooner... Than etc. For example: Not only did he refuse the gift, he also severely criticized the sender. The motion had she gone out when a student came to visit its ehrs. No sooner had she gone out than a student came to visit. [note:] only when Not only... But also, when the two clauses are connected, the first clause is in reverse. If Not only... But also, only two juxtaposition words cannot be u