logging in or signing up Inversion pandreop12 Download Post to : URL : Related Presentations : Share Add to Flag Embed Email Send to Blogs and Networks Add to Channel Uploaded from authorPOINT lite Insert YouTube videos in PowerPont slides with aS Desktop Copy embed code: (To copy code, click on the text box) Embed: URL: Thumbnail: WordPress Embed Customize Embed The presentation is successfully added In Your Favorites. Views: 75 Category: Education License: All Rights Reserved Like it (0) Dislike it (0) Added: December 03, 2011 This Presentation is Public Favorites: 0 Presentation Description CPE Class Grammar Presentation Comments Posting comment... Premium member Presentation Transcript Inversion: Inversion For formal Speech (writing & speaking)To emphasise or to express contrast.: To emphasise or to express contrast. Had it been completed as Calthorpe planned it, it would have been one of the great visionary new towns of the 20 th century. ( if it had been…-inversion in a conditional sentence .)Inversion after a time adverbial phrase: Inversion after a time adverbial phrase Only once did I see any evidence of public transport. ( a fronted time adverbial---only once--- with a question form –did I see ).T o place emphasis: T o place emphasis No sooner had we left , than it started to pour with rain.T o express contrast: T o express contrast Barely had Janie recovered from her operation , when she found out she was pregnant.T o emphasise: T o emphasise Only after a rigorous security check, were we allowed to enter the buil ding. ( fronted time adverbial--- only after-----and noun phrase– a rigorous check …)Inversion with adverbials of place : Inversion with adverbials of place Opposite the gallery entrance stands an imposing bronze statue. ( opposite the gallery---an adverbial of place---stands---main lexical verb ).Inversion with adverbials of place : Inversion with adverbials of place Under the table sat a tiny mouse with bright, beady eyes. ( adverbial place---under the table---main ,lexical verb -----sat ).Inversion with <location> and verbs of movement (come, go, run).: Inversion with <location> and verbs of movement ( come, go, run ). Up the hill crawled the number 77 bus. ( location-----up the hill----verb of movement---crawled .)Inversion with <location> and verbs of movement (come, go, run).: Inversion with <location> and verbs of movement ( come, go, run ). Alongside the road runs the River Avon. ( alongside the road------location----runs----main ,lexical verb ).Inversion after prepositional phrases with no: Inversion after prepositional phrases with no On no account should children be left unsupervised in this play area. ( prepositional phrase-----on no account--- lexical verb phrase----should children be left ).Inversion after prepositional phrases with no: Inversion after prepositional phrases with no In no way can a goalless draw be seen as a good result for United. ( in no way----prepositional phrase ----can a goalless draw be seen---predicate ).Inversion after prepositional phrases with no: Inversion after prepositional phrases with no Under no circumstances was Sally going to admit defeat. (prepositional phrase----under no circumstances----predicate-----was Sally going to …..).Inversion after not: Inversion after not Not only did the team win the county cup, they also came top of their league. ( not only---prepositional phrase--- main sentence follows) .Inversion after not: Inversion after not Not one grain of encouragement did he show throughout the course. ( particle---not---- noun phrase ----grain of encouragement--- main sentence –did he show ).Inversion after little: Inversion after little Little did I think then , that I would miss the bright lights in years to come. ( quantifier---little---inverted question---did I think-----sentence of result---that I….).Inversion after little: Inversion after little Little was she expecting Sam to walk through that door. ( quantifier---little----question form inverted into a lexical sentence---was she expecting…).Inversion with so/such…that: Inversion with so/such…that So popular has the system become that it now carries nearly two million passengers each day. ( quantifier+ adjective---so popular + verb phrase –has the system become + that sentence of result---it now carries…)Inversion with so/such…that: Inversion with so/such…that Such was the outcry that the advertisement had to be withdrawn. ( quantifier---such + predicate sentence--- was the outcry + that + sentence of concession ---the advertisement hat to be withdrawn ).Inversion with neither/nor: Inversion with neither/nor Yasmin doesn’t relish living in a high-rise apartment and neither do I. (quantifier –neither + auxiliary verb phrase– Do I.)Inversion with neither/nor: Inversion with neither/nor Jim hasn’t been asked to work overtime and nor should you be . ( quantifier –nor + elliptical verb phrase ---should you be ). You do not have the permission to view this presentation. In order to view it, please contact the author of the presentation.
Inversion pandreop12 Download Post to : URL : Related Presentations : Share Add to Flag Embed Email Send to Blogs and Networks Add to Channel Uploaded from authorPOINT lite Insert YouTube videos in PowerPont slides with aS Desktop Copy embed code: (To copy code, click on the text box) Embed: URL: Thumbnail: WordPress Embed Customize Embed The presentation is successfully added In Your Favorites. Views: 75 Category: Education License: All Rights Reserved Like it (0) Dislike it (0) Added: December 03, 2011 This Presentation is Public Favorites: 0 Presentation Description CPE Class Grammar Presentation Comments Posting comment... Premium member Presentation Transcript Inversion: Inversion For formal Speech (writing & speaking)To emphasise or to express contrast.: To emphasise or to express contrast. Had it been completed as Calthorpe planned it, it would have been one of the great visionary new towns of the 20 th century. ( if it had been…-inversion in a conditional sentence .)Inversion after a time adverbial phrase: Inversion after a time adverbial phrase Only once did I see any evidence of public transport. ( a fronted time adverbial---only once--- with a question form –did I see ).T o place emphasis: T o place emphasis No sooner had we left , than it started to pour with rain.T o express contrast: T o express contrast Barely had Janie recovered from her operation , when she found out she was pregnant.T o emphasise: T o emphasise Only after a rigorous security check, were we allowed to enter the buil ding. ( fronted time adverbial--- only after-----and noun phrase– a rigorous check …)Inversion with adverbials of place : Inversion with adverbials of place Opposite the gallery entrance stands an imposing bronze statue. ( opposite the gallery---an adverbial of place---stands---main lexical verb ).Inversion with adverbials of place : Inversion with adverbials of place Under the table sat a tiny mouse with bright, beady eyes. ( adverbial place---under the table---main ,lexical verb -----sat ).Inversion with <location> and verbs of movement (come, go, run).: Inversion with <location> and verbs of movement ( come, go, run ). Up the hill crawled the number 77 bus. ( location-----up the hill----verb of movement---crawled .)Inversion with <location> and verbs of movement (come, go, run).: Inversion with <location> and verbs of movement ( come, go, run ). Alongside the road runs the River Avon. ( alongside the road------location----runs----main ,lexical verb ).Inversion after prepositional phrases with no: Inversion after prepositional phrases with no On no account should children be left unsupervised in this play area. ( prepositional phrase-----on no account--- lexical verb phrase----should children be left ).Inversion after prepositional phrases with no: Inversion after prepositional phrases with no In no way can a goalless draw be seen as a good result for United. ( in no way----prepositional phrase ----can a goalless draw be seen---predicate ).Inversion after prepositional phrases with no: Inversion after prepositional phrases with no Under no circumstances was Sally going to admit defeat. (prepositional phrase----under no circumstances----predicate-----was Sally going to …..).Inversion after not: Inversion after not Not only did the team win the county cup, they also came top of their league. ( not only---prepositional phrase--- main sentence follows) .Inversion after not: Inversion after not Not one grain of encouragement did he show throughout the course. ( particle---not---- noun phrase ----grain of encouragement--- main sentence –did he show ).Inversion after little: Inversion after little Little did I think then , that I would miss the bright lights in years to come. ( quantifier---little---inverted question---did I think-----sentence of result---that I….).Inversion after little: Inversion after little Little was she expecting Sam to walk through that door. ( quantifier---little----question form inverted into a lexical sentence---was she expecting…).Inversion with so/such…that: Inversion with so/such…that So popular has the system become that it now carries nearly two million passengers each day. ( quantifier+ adjective---so popular + verb phrase –has the system become + that sentence of result---it now carries…)Inversion with so/such…that: Inversion with so/such…that Such was the outcry that the advertisement had to be withdrawn. ( quantifier---such + predicate sentence--- was the outcry + that + sentence of concession ---the advertisement hat to be withdrawn ).Inversion with neither/nor: Inversion with neither/nor Yasmin doesn’t relish living in a high-rise apartment and neither do I. (quantifier –neither + auxiliary verb phrase– Do I.)Inversion with neither/nor: Inversion with neither/nor Jim hasn’t been asked to work overtime and nor should you be . ( quantifier –nor + elliptical verb phrase ---should you be ).