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Inversion

The document discusses various grammatical structures related to inversion in English, including the use of auxiliary verbs and negative adverbs. It provides examples of how to form sentences using inversion for emphasis and conditionals. Key phrases include 'not only', 'hardly', 'only', and 'neither', illustrating their application in different contexts.

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Inversion

The document discusses various grammatical structures related to inversion in English, including the use of auxiliary verbs and negative adverbs. It provides examples of how to form sentences using inversion for emphasis and conditionals. Key phrases include 'not only', 'hardly', 'only', and 'neither', illustrating their application in different contexts.

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Inversion

Boburbek Ravshanov
Yordamchi fe’llar egadan oldinga
chiqadi , ma’noni kuchaytiradi
• He not only failed to report the accident, but also
later denied that he had been driving the car.

• Not only did he fail to report the accident, but


also later denied that he had been driving the
car.
2- kesim egadan oldin keladi
• Along the street came a strange procession.

• A strange procession came along the street .


Negative adverb
• I have never seen such a crazy man.

• Never have I seen such a crazy man.


• Rarely do I contact him.
• Seldom did I make a mistake in my
childhood.
• Hardly…when
• Scarcely …when
• No sooner…than
• Hardly had the train left the station,
when there was an explosion.
• No sooner had I arrived home than it
started to rain.
Only
• Only after sending the message did I
realize that I had made a mistake.
On no condition
Under no circumstances
• On no condition are we allowed to
cheat during the exam.
• On no condition do we have an
opportunity to pass the test unless we
study hard.
Little

• Little do people pay attention to


you when you are driving.
Such/so
• So interesting was the film that we forgot
everything.
• The film was so interesting that we forgot
everything
• Such was the force of the storm that trees
were uprooted.

• The force of the storm was such that trees


were uprooted.
If 1
• If you should study hard, you may
achieve great results
• Should you study hard, you may
achieve great results.
If 2
• If they were to escape, there would
be an outcry.
• Were they to escape, there would be
an outcry.
• Were they in Chirakchi, they would
inform you.
If 3
• If I had known that you were ill, I
would have gone to see you.

• Had I known that you were ill, I would have


gone to see you.
As- ham
• I was short of money, as were most
people in our neighbourhood.
Neither/so
• I don’t have enough time. Neither do my friends

• I have enough time. So do my friends

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