Negative inversion refers to where we invert the normal sentence structure and begin a sentence with an adverb or adverbial phrase instead.
An example is: Never have I seen such a thing! (The normal structure is: I have never seen such a thing!)
As always, the quiz has accompanying notes, PDF and audio:
Quiz page: http://roadtogrammar.com?373
Notes: http://www.roadtogrammar.com/notes/?ref=125b
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Road to Grammar's "Vocab Gym" is a series of short vocabulary topics for self-study or for teachers to use with their classes.
Each one has five or more vocabulary items presented as a MCQ quiz, with a picture and audio clip.
The two new topics added this month are WAYS TO COOK EGGS and WAYS TO COOK POTATOES.
The links are below. Enjoy!
Ways to cook eggs:
http://www.roadtogrammar.com/vocabgym/?46
Ways to cook potatoes:
http://www.roadtogrammar.com/vocabgym/?47
Negative inversion refers to where we invert the normal sentence structure and begin a sentence with an adverb or adverbial phrase instead. ...
