Hello
there!
Do you know
what an inversion is??
The content
for this week is about inversion of subject and finite verbs, so in this post
you could watch a web page and a video that talk about what is an inversion and
in which cases we can use them, because there are specific cases and rules to
use them.
First you
could go to the webpage to remind what is an inversion of subject and verb an
also you could see some examples them, also you will be able to watch the video
to reinforce the knowledge in case you don´t understand at all the topic, so
the video would help you to use a formal way to express.
Personally
the content of video and webpage has help me a lot to reinforce my knowledge because
it could seem as an easy topic to understand but sometimes we forget the thing,
in my case I had forgotten how to make an inversion using negative words as:
rarely, never and seldom but now I have clear how to use it .
Let´s go to
visit the web page and the video.
The video has duration of: 2:44 min, I hope you like the material and it could help you!!
The video has duration of: 2:44 min, I hope you like the material and it could help you!!
Click here for go to the webpage: inversion of verbs
Click here for watch the video: Video
Hello Adri, your material is very interesting, because has helped me a lot of, in mi case I´m sincere i don´t have a clear idea about inversion but now I have a great idea when I have to use an inversion, what´s order I have to follow and the Your material has helped me to know the most common type of inversion is question word order. Inversion also happens in other situations like negative adverbs, expression beginning with not.
ResponderEliminarThanks for share your matarial, good job!
I have a doubt We can use inversion after 'so + adjective...that'?
I´ll search on a web site!
I am very happy to know that the content has been useful for you. and well, it is possible to use an inversion with "so+adjective" in that case it go the beginning of the sentence.
EliminarThanks you Adri
ResponderEliminarYour information and video have been pretty useful, I like your post and resources, It's helped me to understand that inversion means putting the verb before the subjec better now I clear with way the Inversion of subject and verbs
Now just a doubt, we can use inversion after If+adjetive?
Thanks you!
HelLo Adri, I liked your post because it contains both a video aND audio web page. And both are good resources for theory and practice. With your video I have learned that in questions form the inversion is obligatory, this means that the inversion must be there. Thanks for your recommendation odds the web paget. I just have one question, can we use negative adverbs in the inversion sentence form?
ResponderEliminarI am happy to know that the content has help you. for the question that you have, yes, you can negative adverbs in an inversion.
EliminarThanks you so much Adri!
ResponderEliminarYour post has been pretty useful in my learning about the inversion usage, actually Thanks yo your information now I know how to identify and make the negative adverbial inversion.
Just a little doubt, how may I be able to identify correctly the inversions in different context?
Hello Adri!
ResponderEliminarI didn’t know about this topic before, I use something about the rules, like to make questions, but I didn’t know that belongs to this topic, I enter to the webpage and I like that has examples, and explains you the subtopics, and the video is easy to understand, I like to watch videos because they help me more than only reading.
Thanks for the information! 😺