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语法复习七倒装句（Grammar review seven inversion） Grammar review seven: inversion The most basic word order in English is that the subject is in front, and the predicate verb is behind. But sometimes, because of the need or emphasis of the sentence structure, the form of inversion is adopted. Before moving the predicate verb to the subject, it is called complete inversion, and it is called partial inversion only before the auxiliary verb or modal verb is placed before the subject. Emphatic inversion and sentence beginning with so, neither and nor are hot spots in the entrance examination. (1) the significance of inversion 1, to adapt to the needs of a certain grammatical structure, mainly refers to the structure of interrogative sentence patterns. E.g., May, I, come, in? Was, the, Peoples, Liberation, Army, founded, in, 1927? 2, in order to emphasize a certain part, and put this part in the first sentence, constitute inversion. E.g., Never, have, I, been, late, for, school, term., this So, early, did, he, come, to, school, that, no,, other, students, came. (two) the use of inversion; 1, in the there be structure, there is the guiding word, subject after be. E.g., There, is, a, box, on, the, table. 2. In the interrogative sentence. E.g., Is, she, singing, in, the, classroom? What, does, your, mother, do? 3, in some sentences beginning with adverbs such as here, there (using the present tense in general). If the subject is a personal pronoun, the word order of the subject and the main verb remains the same. (full inversion) E.g., There, goes, the, bell. Here, is, an, apple, for, you. There she comes. 4, repeated inverted sentence patterns, used in so, nor, neither beginning to indicate the predicate, the situation described also applies to another person or a thing in the affirmative or negative sentence. So is used in affirmative sentences, which means same and same; nor, neither is used in negative sentences, and neither is nor is it. E.g., I, am, watching, TV., So, is, she.