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Page 1: Grammar Forms of inversion: Ex: HARDLY HAD I WOKEN UP WHEN THE PHONE RANG When the verb is used in a form with an auxiliary, the structure is adverbial

EMPHASIS: INVERSION

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GrammarForms of inversion:

Ex: HARDLY HAD I WOKEN UP WHEN THE PHONE RANG

• When the verb is used in a form with an auxiliary, the structure is adverbial + auxiliary + main verb.

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More Grammar

• When the verb is used in a form with more than one auxiliary, the structure is: adverbial + first auxiliary + subject + other auxiliaries + main verb.

Ex: NEVER HAVE I BEEN WITNESS TO SO MANY COWS IN ONE FIELD BEFORE.

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Even More Grammar• With present/past simple, the structure is

adverbial + do/did + subject + main verb.

Ex: NEVER DID I THINK I’D WANT TO BE HERE AGAIN.

• With the simple form of be, the main verb is placed before the subject.

Ex: FIERCELY WAS HIS HONOUR DEFENDED.

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Little did they know… what was about to transpire

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Hardly had he… opened the box when the jack in the box stabbed him in the eye

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CORRECT!

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No sooner had the ‘Special Dad’…run out on the street when a car came

round the corner

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CORRECT!

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Never had anyone witnessed… such an explosive fart

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Not only is Roger… an alien but he is also an alcoholic

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Seldom is Dr. House… seen without his cane

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Under no circumstances… is trespassing tolerated

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CORRECT!

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