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Inversion in English Grammar (C1–C2 Focus)
Part 2: Inversion in English – Place, Direction, and So/Such 🔄 Introduction Apart from negative adverbials and conditionals, English also uses inversion for stylistic effects in storytelling, descriptions, and formal emphasis. In this article, we’ll focus on: 3️⃣ Inversion with … Continue reading
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📝 Blog Series: Inversion in English Grammar
Part 1: Inversion in English – Negative Adverbials & Conditional Inversion 🔄 Introduction English sentences usually follow the Subject + Verb + Object order. But sometimes we change this order for emphasis, formality, or style. This is called Inversion. In … Continue reading
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