Frequent adverbs such as Frequent are advanced in an inverted sentence, should they be fully inverte

Both. often do i go to the gym.

i often go to the gym.

i go to the gym often.

to the gym i often go.

the gym is where i often go.

Grammatically, the above examples are fine, but generally only the second or third ones are used. The first is fine, but the fourth and fifth are strange, and they can only be seen in English poetry.

It should not be possible to invert generally in declarative sentences.

Yes. how, then, just, often The adverb that indicates time is placed at the beginning of the sentence, which can form an inverted sentence, only the adverb is placed at the beginning of the sentence, and the position of the subject and predicate is reversed, without auxiliary verbs.

When the adverb with frequency such as always, usually, often, now and then, many a time, every day is placed at the beginning of the sentence and expresses emphasis, it is partially inverted; However, if it is not emphasized, it can also be reversed.

Such as: often did we warn him not to do soI used to warn him not to do that.

often he walked.He used to walk a lot.

then did i throw myself into a chair, exhausted.I was so tired that I sat down in my chair.

then i went back to my own room.So I went back to my room.

The so-called full inversion means that all the predicate verbs are in advance before the subject of respectful action, and the semi-inverted bright lead refers to the auxiliary verb in advance.

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2. Semi-inverted is semi-inverted with Zheng Zhu's verb.

This is related to the construction plan, because the flip involves the lifting of the tower, if the tower is very heavy, the complete inverted must be quite a difficult task! When the space allows, it can be used for non-flip or partial flipping. Consider using a full flip if and only if the site size is completely unsuitable for non-flip.