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Inversions
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3. 1. WHAT’S INVERSION?
• Inversion implies a change in the normal word
order of a sentence.
• Normal statement word order is
SUBJECT+VERB
• Inversion is the word order in questions, but we
can also use it for emphasis in statementsfor emphasis in statements:
“He was late and he didn’t apologise”
“Not only was he late, but he didn’t apologise”
4. SUBJECT-AUXILIARY INVERSION
• We invert the auxiliary/modal verb and subject after these phrases:
NEGATIVE AND RESTRICTIVE EXPRESSIONSNEGATIVE AND RESTRICTIVE EXPRESSIONS
• Under no circumstances will our team play the final at Wembley.
• Not only did the team get thrashed, but one player was also sent off
and won’t play the final.
• Never before his retirement was Maradona out of shape.
• No sooner had the defender touched him than he dived to provoke a
penalty.
• Not a single free kick did the referee give, despite the numerous
fouls.
NONO PHRASES
UNDER NO
CIRCUMSTANCES
AT NO TIME
ON NO OCASSION
NO SOONER … THAN
ON NO CONDITION
NOT/ONLYNOT/ONLY
NOT UNTIL MUCH LATER
NOT UNTIL
ONLY THEN, ONLY AFTER,
ONLY IF/ ONLY WHEN
NOT ONLY …, BUT (ALSO)
NOT + OBJECT
ADVERBSADVERBS
HARDLY, SELDOM,
RARELY, SCARCELY
LITTLE
NEVER, NEVER BEFORE
5. CLAUSES BEGINNING WITH “NEITHER / NOR/ SO”CLAUSES BEGINNING WITH “NEITHER / NOR/ SO”
• My husband is totally uncoordinated and so am I.
• She would never give up trekking, and neither would
her boyfriend.
• I couldn’t finish the race nor could my other team
mates.
• (express agreement)
A: I have never been to New York.
B: Neither have I.
A: That’s why I’m really looking forward to it!
B: So am I!
6. CLAUSES BEGINNING WITHCLAUSES BEGINNING WITH MAYMAY
(STRONG WISH)(STRONG WISH)
May he live to regret that decision!
May your dreams come true.
7. SUBJECT-VERB INVERSION
• We occasionally invert a main verb and subject
after prepositional phrases, adverbs of place and
adverbs of time. We can use a form of the verb
to be or verbs of place and movement before the
subject:
Here lies the body of our beloved Frank.
All along the wall climbed a beautiful white cat.
For the first hour the teams seemed evenly matched.
Then came the turning point as Ed scored.
(we don’t use inversion when the subject is a pronoun)
8. SOSO + ADJECTIVE ++ ADJECTIVE + THAT CLAUSETHAT CLAUSE
• So interesting was the match that nobody
left before the last whistle.
SUCHSUCH + NOUN PHRASE ++ NOUN PHRASE + THAT CLAUSETHAT CLAUSE
• Such was the intensity of the match, that both
deserved to win.
9. INVERSION IN CONDITIONALINVERSION IN CONDITIONAL
SENTENCESSENTENCES
Had he scored the penalty, they might have won the match.
Were he doped, he would be disqualified.
Should you sprain your ankle, contact your physiotherapist.
FIRST CONDITIONALFIRST CONDITIONAL
To make the first conditional more formal and the conditional a little less
likely, we can omit IF and use SHOULD before the subject.
SECOND & THIRD CONDITIONALSECOND & THIRD CONDITIONAL
For a more formal or literary style, we can omit IF and use inversion.
10. INVERSION IN CONDITIONALINVERSION IN CONDITIONAL
SENTENCESSENTENCES
Had he scored the penalty, they might have won the match.
Were he doped, he would be disqualified.
Should you sprain your ankle, contact your physiotherapist.
FIRST CONDITIONALFIRST CONDITIONAL
To make the first conditional more formal and the conditional a little less
likely, we can omit IF and use SHOULD before the subject.
SECOND & THIRD CONDITIONALSECOND & THIRD CONDITIONAL
For a more formal or literary style, we can omit IF and use inversion.