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1. Word order: The normal word order is: subject predicate, after inversion, all inverted as predicate + subject; Part of the predicate is placed in front of the subject, where the predicate includes: auxiliary verbs, modal verbs, and verbs.

2. Function: 1. Emphasis; 2. Connecting the previous and the next; 3. Create suspense and render atmosphere, mostly used in news and literary creation; 4. Avoid being top-heavy and balance the structure.

3. Sentence pattern: 1. There be sentence pattern (yes); 2. The adverb of time is located at the beginning of the sentence; 3. The predicate is located at the beginning of the sentence, and the inverted structure is "predicate + conjunctive verb + subject". 4. Place prepositions or phrases at the beginning of the sentence.

1. The conventional structure of inverted sentences.

1. Basic sentence pattern 1: the first position of the subject, the second position of the predicate;

2. Basic sentence pattern 2: the first position of the subject, the second position of the verb, and the third position of the predicate;

3. Basic sentence pattern 3: the first position of the subject, the second position of the predicate, and the third position of the object;

4. Basic sentence pattern 4: the first position of the subject, the second position of the predicate, the third position of the indirect object, and the fourth position of the direct object;

5. Basic sentence pattern 5: the first position of the subject, the second position of the predicate, the third position of the object, the fourth position of the object complement;

2. Unconventional structure:

If in a sentence, the positions of the above 5 characters are not laid out according to the conventional structure, an unconventional structure will be created. The specific performance is as follows:

a change in the position of the subject;

changes in the position of the predicate (including the predicate);

changes in object position;

A change in the position of an object complement.

1. Full inversion

A sentence in which the predicate part is placed completely before the subject is a completely inverted sentence.

The adverb here, there, which indicates place, is placed at the beginning of the sentence, and the subject is a noun (not a pronoun), which needs to be completely inverted, in the form: there here+predicate+subject. The predicate verbs commonly used in this sentence pattern are be, go, come, exist, follow, remain, lie, etc., and the tense should be in the simple present tense.

there goes the last bus.The last bus drove away.

here is the address of your hotel.This is the address of your hotel.

there goes the bell for break.The bell rang for the end of class.

here you are.Here you go. (pronouns as subjects, not upside down).

Adverbs that indicate time (e.g., now, then, etc.), adverbs that indicate the direction of motion (e.g., out, in, up, down, away, etc.) and prepositional phrases that indicate place are placed at the beginning of the sentence, and the subject is a noun (not a pronoun), which needs to be completely inverted, in the form of:

Adverb or prepositional phrase + predicate + subject. The predicate verbs commonly used in this sentence pattern are come, fall, follow, exist, lie, go, remain, run, etc., and the tense is in the simple present tense or simple past tense.

now comes your turn!Now it's your turn!

up went the arrow into the air.Arrows shoot straight into the air.

under the table sleeps a white cat.Under the table is a white cat asleep.

behind the counter he stood.He was standing behind the counter. (pronouns as subjects, not upside down).

2. Partial inversion

A sentence in which the verb be, auxiliary verb, or modal verb is placed before the subject is called a partial inverted sentence. There are several types of sentence patterns:

Modify an adverb, prepositional phrase, or adverbial clause and place it at the beginning of a sentence.

only in this way can we learn english well.

Only in this way can we learn English well.