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    The document discusses inversion with place expressions in English sentences. It provides examples of sentences with inverted word order when using place adverbs or prepositional phrases indicating location. The examples show that the subject and verb can be inverted when the sentence includes introductory phrases like "in the closet", "around the corner", or "in the forest". The document also includes a question asking to identify the correct inverted form of a sentence placing the subject after a reference to the "second level of parking lot".

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    The document discusses inversion with place expressions in English sentences. It provides examples of sentences with inverted word order when using place adverbs or prepositional phrases indicating location. The examples show that the subject and verb can be inverted when the sentence includes introductory phrases like "in the closet", "around the corner", or "in the forest". The document also includes a question asking to identify the correct inverted form of a sentence placing the subject after a reference to the "second level of parking lot".

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    The document discusses inversion with place expressions in English sentences. It provides examples of sentences with inverted word order when using place adverbs or prepositional phrases indicating location. The examples show that the subject and verb can be inverted when the sentence includes introductory phrases like "in the closet", "around the corner", or "in the forest". The document also includes a question asking to identify the correct inverted form of a sentence placing the subject after a reference to the "second level of parking lot".

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    The document discusses inversion with place expressions in English sentences. It provides examples of sentences with inverted word order when using place adverbs or prepositional phrases indicating location. The examples show that the subject and verb can be inverted when the sentence includes introductory phrases like "in the closet", "around the corner", or "in the forest". The document also includes a question asking to identify the correct inverted form of a sentence placing the subject after a reference to the "second level of parking lot".

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    Inversion with Place Expressions

    Oleh
    Muhammad Ahkam Arifin

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    Inversion with Place Expressions
    • There are some good students in this class.

    • There are the keys that I thought I lost.

    • Here is the book that you lent me.

    • Nowhere have I seen such beautiful weather.

    • In the closet are the clothes that you want.

    • Around the corner is Sam`s house.

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    Inversion with Place Expressions
    • They are here.
    • Here are they.

    • Many exotic birds are in the forest.


    • In the forest are many exotic birds.
    • I walked for many hours in the forests.
    • In the forest I walked for many hours.

    • Some old desks were in the classrooms.


    • In the classrooms were some old desks.
    • I study very hard in the classroom.
    • In the classrooms, I study very hard.
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    Inversion with Place Expressions

    On the second level of parking lot ________.

    (A) is empty; (B) are empty; (C) some empty stalls are; (D) are some
    empty stalls.

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