Inversion

In Indonesian it means “pembalikan”

or

It means putting the verbs/

aux verbs before subject, and
the rest of the verbs comes
after. If there is no aux,
do/does/did is added.
1. Questions
Inversion is very common in question but not in
reported speech (indirect question).
e.g. Were they going to school?

Should I come earlier?

Please make an
example of a
question by your
self!
2. Conditional sentence without “if”
(consist of should, had or were)

e.g. If he were happy, he would treat you.

= Were he happy, he would treat you.

Fact:???

If she had not gotten Had she not gotten

good score, her parents good score, her
would not given a = parents would not
present. given a present.

Fact:???
3. After as, neither, so, only, then, seldom, rarely,
never, hardly, scarcely, no sooner, only, not until, at
no time, under no circumstances, in no way, on no
account.

e.g. a. Only then did I know what they want.

b. Under no circumstances may the

students cheat during the examination.

c. She doesn’t come, and neither do they.

d. In no way will he be a president.