They are all OK if you want to sound like a poet or if you want to sound like the character 'Yoda' from the movie 'Star Wars' Otherwise, don't talk like this. Clive
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langtravelerI would like to know about the inversion of an object which I've heard goes like this: O+S+V.Is this kind of inversion uncommon or wrong?We use inversion only in a few patterns:
langtravelerO+S+V.In conversational English (i.e., excluding literary and poetic devices) this pattern is only seen in very simple sentences with simple verbs. The object is typically very short and frequently pronomial (that, this, him, ...). The structure is often used in contexts where several things are being compared with one another. The items