inversion stylistiquecommon nounSyllable Decompositioninversion stylistiqueEtymologyexpandsee inversion and stylistic.Definition1. Inversion of the nominal subject group and the verb in questions (What did John say?), in relative clauses (It's the sentence that John said), in direct speech ("Let's go," John said), and in certain subordinate clauses (As John said, …). This construction is impossible when the verb is accompanied by a direct object. However, it is possible with a state verb followed by an attributive adjective (Very expensive are the fruits this year.) or with a verb followed by a circumstantial complement (From the burning building escaped all those who could.).grammaireexpandHyperonyminversion sujet-verbeTranslationsenglish:stylistic inversionjapanese:文体的倒置
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