Use INVERSION To Speak English Expressively and Dramatically

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[@MasambaKalaba-xo4oi]

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[@edithnitsche1528]

Great topic, haven't learned this over the years because no one ever brought it up. I am happy about this Greg, thank you for that

[@Frag_Limit]

After watching Greg's videos, little did I know there is still a huge room for improvement in my sentences.

[@inesmontaron6791]

Very nice way of explaining, thank you,Greg!.I'm already expecting your next intervention.

[@alberbrando]

Best teacher I have seen.....Congrats,Greg,your English is clear and amazing!!

[@apometun]

I'm so grateful to you Greg, for the explanation of why some of my interlocutors use a question structure for an affirmative sentence.

[@qigongtime]

Hi Greg🤗, it seems hard to me now so I need to rewatch this video again and again, so thank you so so so much for everything!!

[@manisco5098]

It's been a brilliant one! Greg thank you a realm.

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[@margitiabujamra]

Professor Greg, your teachings are very clear and teach us real life. Fantastic.

[@Cosmicsmallbarell]

Only after watching your video did I realise that I always wrote or spoke that kind of sentences wrongly 😂. This is actually a bit similar to German, where the verb comes in the second position of the sentence, but in your case using this inversion as if it were a question. Great video.

[@slowlearner4341]

Considering my very mediocre level, it's a real grammar and semantic aerobatics, Greg, those culbits. I definitely need to watch this video couple more times. Thank you very much and stay healthy.

[@LinoVern]

Thank you, Greg! It was very useful 👍

[@CrazyGame2025]

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[@ariedewantara]

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[@pallavi6228]

Hi teacher Greg! Amazing lesson! Thank you so much!😊🙏💕

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[@anenyashamusonza8336]

I always hear some people saying those expressions but l didnt know how to use them. Thanks for uploading this video.

[@nurettinylmaz9156]

Thank you, English is a very broad language. He doesn't get high after 50, I have to watch this a few times. This is how it goes into memory.

[@joelmasamba6762]

Oh my gosh!!! The way you've been teaching us English is Uber great so what I'm gonna say that is you gotta keep being our amazing teacher i would rather you talked about other rules regarding connected speach

[@beautifulmath3391]

Great work , you exerted effort to remind us with forming questions and it’s a sign of good teacher . Who have a look on past experiences his students need . thank you 🌹 , new follower to you from Egypt 🇪🇬

[@claudiabautista4165]

Greg, I’m so happy I found your page. I’m an EFL teacher and I have some many good videos now to share with my students…this was a good one and it reminded me of one phrase as well: ( I heard it on #tedtalks a few weeks ago) little did I know….!

[@Hermanmgonja]

Thanks Greg,God bless you🙏

[@GuillermoOspinaTauro1987]

Thank you, Greg, for clarifying this topic, only in this way did I comprehend this topic you explicated before. Only later will I speak with this particles.

[@olgacornejo3030]

Thank you very much Greg.

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No doubt, you are a great teacher .🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏

[@abierta8824]

Amazing! Thanks for the great explanation! I'd like to know if you have a video about inversion but using the conditionals, please... Thanks in advance.

[@danielmazzoni1487]

Great video ! friendly and clear ... my Greg friend

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Glad you enjoyed it, Daniel!

[@Борис-ф9д]

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[@barjotina9880]

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[@danayang7712]

Growing up with a mother with a dramatic personality, I certainly know we have this in Norwegian too, but, as cool and level headed I am in comparison, I really have no idea how to use it even if that's my native language 🤣 I have to hear mum inside my head to get it right. 😜

[@michaelratkewitz296]

This is crisp❤

[@jjdclasses8947]

Very good 👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍 Nice video....

[@JavierFlores-o7u]

Hey hello Greg!, Can you make a video talking about Saxon Genitive??

[@educationalconcepts]

Please 🥺 Make a video on COMPOUND AND COMPLEX SENTENCES 🙏🙏

[@monarou3084]

Yeah ! Very important to know these details. Actually in French - as you probably know!- we say sentences like " À peine avais-je fait un pas dans la maison que ... que le chien 🐕 vint me faire la fête !" I think it’s the same way of emphasizing. 221022

[@samin21]

Can we use "THERE" in subordinate clause with sepcific noun "The man and my friend" As :- 1) This is the time when"THERE" was the man. 2) this is the time when THERE was my friend. Please help me with explanation. And Q1 ) Is "THERE" word still adverb of place in both sentence

[@ahmedking407]

Good lesson, thank you, I have a *question*, Can we use this style in all expressions or just with these specific adverbs which you stated in the video.

[@khalidintezar8073]

Peace be upon you mercy and blessings of God be upon my dear respected sir.... May God protect you from evil's eyes because you are the jack of all trades... My dear Sir would you like to upload a comprehensive lecture about Tenses......(except those that you've done).... Sorry to say when you will free then pronounce some words.....amazing dictionary .... will be uploaded.... Because you're voice is much attractive, nice and charming one's..... Thanks a lot.... May you live long....

[@Flacasimoes]

Greetings from Brazil. Nice lesson. Congrats. Is this rule usual in American English? Thanks.

[@callampa777]

I have the same doubt!

[@Ma-ei3fb]

@englishwithgreg Great lesson and explanation of this structure, Greg! Could you explain the meaning of this sentence of yours - No sooner had I arrived, than it started to rain? Thanks!

[@tilaknandasiri2752]

please send the word class lecture video

[@dipikadas778]

Can I use 'yet' in past simple tense? 'I didnot forget yet' - is it a right sentence?

[@katelee6139]

Hello Greg! Thank you for your videos. Could you please tell me if we can use adverbs like usually, often, sometimes in the past simple tense :eg. I often took my little brother to the cinema. Is it necessary to add qualifiers such as -last summer etc. Thank you in advance

[@nikovanegas2735]

I might be wrong but this is what i think: Adverbs like those help to show on going frequency as something that started and hasn't finalized yet.... so I think those should be used in present simple. To show the frequency of a habit in the past and that habit is finalized i prefer using the semi-modal "used to" "I used to take my brother to the cinema"

[@your_faith-r1r]

I am glad I knew it before watching the video 😅

[@flazeanimations]

I always have trouble figuring out where to put the comma when I use the inversion. Any tips for that?

[@いまにー-f4x]

Why can you make it dramtic by using the quastion structure? Is there anything common between quastion and emphasis?

[@ronenr1405]

Best

[@david11984]

Thanks for the video. are these expressions used in a colloquial conversation¿ I mean, are they just formal? oR i can say to my mother " not only did I eat my lentils, but I I drank my orange juice too?

[@tarasolegov356]

hello! why did you use "realise", not "realize" on 8:38 ?

[@sameer-samm9]

please help "(if "THERE " word is used for inversion in a sentence and it is showing "Adverb of place" As. There stood my friend.(Inverted form) If this same sentence is added to a subordinate clause, will "THERE" word become "dummy THERE". are there any such rules in english As (This is the time When "THERE" stood my friend.)) Will "THERE" become a "dummy subject" here? Or "THERE" word is still an "adverb of place" here Please reply 🙂🙂

[@rubyrubitta7207]

Only when I use Inversion phrases will I look like native speaker 😎✌️

[@sadatamit4057]

which one is correct?..why Don't water flow in the river? or why water Don't flow in the river?

[@Evgeny-Kuryanovich]

10:45 realise or realize?

[@antonellodigioia]

Hi Greg. I can't download the Free Worksheet + Test (pdf). I tried a few times but, was unsuccessful. I filled out the form with my first name and my Email. No message arrived in either Inbox or Spam folder. Nothing. Could you send me it directly by your email? Best regards.

[@mirajulislam132]

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[@DVZ_2022]

I've always been surprised by phrases "Don't you cry tonight" or ""Keep your hand on your gun. Don't you trust anyone"... Is this a question or what?

[@lannalisa2925]

Imperative verbs

[@javierdiaz3089]

Google is spying me, the lesson I had yesterday on classroom was Inversions

[@sheikhAbdelrahman]

I think you are forming questions incorrectly. Ex. He is a doctor The question should be: What does he do? .. Not: Is he a doctor?! >> its answer should be: Yes, he is. or Yes, he is a doctor.

[@emanuelacomerio5334]

Grazie perche' e' parecchio che non lo pratico il mio B1+. Mi ero ripromessa l'estate scorsa ma faceva troppo caldo. Devo prendermi un 3 giorni di full immersion per il ripasso di tutta la grammatica di base e' quella a completamento della secondary school inglese e poi studio ed esercizi per passare al B2. Piu' vocaboli, piu' velocita' piu' esercizi di ascolto senza sottotitoli, piu' esercizi ad alta voce. Tutte cose che so che dovrei fare. E' che sono tornata ancora a zero. J Should and J would, but J cannot do it now. What do you think about next week?