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Gerry Meng Posted 16 years ago
Grammar
Inversion Qs
Dear Friends
So far as I know, When you start sentence with negative words, Inversion should be used.
As the following sentence, I feel comfortable to leave in a normal way, But I wish to know the proper way of saying it
The sentence is
"No invention has received more praise and abuse than Internet. "
Can I say
"No has such a invention received more praies and abuse than Internet "
Gerry
So far as I know, When you start sentence with negative words, Inversion should be used.
As the following sentence, I feel comfortable to leave in a normal way, But I wish to know the proper way of saying it
The sentence is
"No invention has received more praise and abuse than Internet. "
Can I say
"No has such a invention received more praies and abuse than Internet "
Gerry
Top answer
Gerry Meng Dear Friends So far as I know, When you start sentence with negative words, Inversion should be used. As the following sentence, I feel comfortable to leave in a normal way, But I wish to know the proper way of saying it The sentence is "No invention has received more praise and abuse than Internet. "
- Gerry Meng Dear Friends So far as I know, When you start sentence with negative words, Inversion should be used.
- As the following sentence, I feel comfortable to leave in a normal way, But I wish to know the proper way of saying it The sentence is "No invention has received more praise and abuse than Internet.
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Gerry MengDear Friends
So far as I know, When you start sentence with negative words, Inversion should be used.
As the following sentence, I feel comfortable to leave in a normal way, But I wish to know the proper way of saying it
The sentence is
"No invention has received more praise and abuse than Internet. "
Can I say
"No has such
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