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CaesarCzech Posted 7 years ago
Grammar

Sentence Inversion

I have homework that i simply cant move with. I included what i wrote but i have sneaking suspicion im wrong.


Can anybody tell me how to properly invert those sentences ? because im losing my mind over here.

Rewrite the following sentences using inversion keep the meaning.


I have very rarely seen such a strikingly beautiful person. Such a strikingly beautiful person I have very rarely seen. Very rarely have i seen such a strikingly beautiful person

I didn’t see a soul all day. All day I didnt see a soul.


I would have not offended you on any account. On any account I would have not offended you.


I haven’t seen that kind of tree anywhere else in the England. That kind kind of tree i have’nt seen anywhere else in the England.

  

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CaesarCzech how to properly invert those sentences They want you to place a negative adverb or adverb phrase (or near negative or 'only') at the beginning and go from there. Generally 'any' becomes 'no'. I have very rarely seen such a strikingly beautiful person.

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  • CaesarCzech how to properly invert those sentences They want you to place a negative adverb or adverb phrase (or near negative or 'only') at the beginning and go from there.
  • Generally 'any' becomes 'no'.
  • I have very rarely seen such a strikingly beautiful person.
  • I didn’t see a soul all day.
  • I would have not offended you on any account.
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CaesarCzechhow to properly invert those sentences

They want you to place a negative adverb or adverb phrase (or near negative or 'only') at the beginning and go from there. Generally 'any' becomes 'no'.

I have very rarely seen such a strikingly beautiful person.
I didn’t see a soul all day.
I would have not offended you on any account.
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