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Glad it was helpful! Thank you for watching. I love that you used the grammar! (Note: You can use "a" rather than "the" because most would agree there are many complicated pieces of grammar. Inversion with negative adverbs is just one.)
I have never been to the US. Never have I been to the US. The world has seldom seen these times before. Seldom do the world has seen these times before. We can win this fight against Covid only if we fight it together. Only if we fight it toghter can we win this fight against Covid. Only when we watch Jennifer's videos can we realize how much fun learning English is. Please check! Thanks for this nice lesson! Stay safe!
Use the helping verb given: Seldom has the world seen... Only if we fight COVID together can we win this battle. I like your last example! Thank you. :)
Thank you for watching. I'm working on a new lesson this week that will review negative adverbs as well as other cases where we use inversion. Look out for it later today or tomorrow. :)
Great information about inversions and about how to find the member-only posts. Turning on the notifications and checking the community tab unlocks the door. I loved the amazing images in this video. That beach and cave were amazing.
Hello, Teacher, Exactly inversion is really cleared and I well-learnt and well- understood about inversion. never befor I haven't found such a video.Thank you so much for your effective and clear elaborating of this subject.
Glad you're learning with me. You can say, "Never before have I found such a video." [negative adverb + helping verb + subject + main verb] It's like forming a question.
Very clear and complete grammar lesson, as always. I hadn't thought much about this topic before, but it is really quite useful, especially in formal speech! 👍
Dear Arun, I hope your recovery goes well. I wish you a quick and full recovery, and may you have many years of good health to enjoy! Your son is very kind and practical. I'll create more videos for you to watch. :) Best wishes, Jennifer
@@Englishwithjennifer you have given self less service to the community for decades.. Its an example to emulate by those who know.. Its easy to go up to a point but to go on and on, and on, without reward, that is service.. Never give up. Cheers Jennifer esl
People like you make my work easier to do because you recognize my hopes and intentions. I thank you for your ongoing support. I hope you're feeling stronger day by day.
Hi Jennifer how it's going. It's a pleasure to see your videos. You have an easy way to teach English. I always learn something new from you. Thank you so much for your support. Have a great weekend with your family 😉🇧🇷 take care.
Can we use inversion in dependent clauses ? Like these examples Original sentence::-- 1) That was the day when "my mom was there". 2) This is the time when "your favourite teacher is there". Inverted dependent clauses::---- 1) That was the day when "There was my mom" . 2) This is the time when "There is your favourite teacher". Is "THERE" word still adverb of place in both "inverted dependent clauses".?
@@Englishwithjenniferwhy would you not structure those sentences with inversion If I used inversion in embedded sentence after adverbial (HERE,THERE AND OTHER ADVERB PREPOSITIONS) Inverted embedded sentences are--- 1 ) That was the day when "THERE WAS MY FATHER" 2). That was the day when" IN THE ROOM WAS CAT". I used INVERSION in above both embedded sentences please tell this correct or incorrect. And how to use INVERSION in embedded sentences. Or we can not use INVERSION in embedded sentences. One more thing In the first sentence Is "THERE" word still Adverb of place in Inverted embedded sentence I hope you help me .
Hello teacher Jennifer. I finished the 9th grade and now l want to study in America how can l do that. Can you give me some advice. I'm asking your advice because your my best teacher.
Hello. Thank you for studying with me. As a high school student, you could consider studying as an international student at a private school. There are elite boarding schools that welcome foreign students. However, these schools are very expensive and competitive. Some likely offer scholarships. You can do a search on Google and the read the info. Contact the school directly with questions that aren't answered. Good luck! (And don't forget the internet offers a lot of free instructional content no matter where you are.)
Mam Is it possible inversion these sentences Help to make this. 1 Rohan can go there . 2. Glasses can be broken there . 3. Some people had arrived there. Please take a glance and reply
Does changing the position of adverb makes a difference in meaning/emphasis? I am happy now vs now I am happy. He deliberately did it vs he did it deliberately.
Your excellence dear teacher correct me if i go wrong. (I rarely have the chance to unplug and enjoy complete solitude= rarely have i the chance to unplug and enjoy complete solitude).
Think about how we form questions in the simple present. With verbs other than BE, we use the helping verbs DO/DOES. Do I have the chance? >> Rarely do I have the chance.... Thank you for studying with me.
@@Englishwithjennifer it is simple.present tense and when it comes making question simple present tense you have to use Either " 𝐃𝐨 𝐚𝐧𝐝 𝐃𝐨𝐞𝐬! The subj is I and it takes Do. MIllion takes to you!
Hello , I am confused .When we do inversion ,we place subject between helping and main verb as in the below example Ever I have seen such a beautiful water. But what is this kind of inversion where we place both verb before subject? So furious had been the expense of this tour that even had he won, it would not have enriched him. I am so confused because there are different pattern of inversion with different structure .
The first example only works with a negative adverb: Never have I seen such beautiful water. / I have never seen such beautiful water. That's more typical in writing, but it could be said in spoken English too. Your second example is written English. It sounds formal and literary to my ears. But to be honest, I don't know how expenses can be "furious." Suggestion: So extreme were the expenses that the tour nearly drove him to bankruptcy. (This is a cause-effect relationship: so + adjective + that.) Helpful resources: www.thoughtco.com/inversion-definition-1209968
Hi Ms, I'd like to ask you a question. I'd appreciate it if you could answer. Is it possible to add a clause before and or after an inverted sentence? Inversion with under no circumstances; ''Under no circumstances should criminals be commuted to cheaper sentences.'' ''New punishment laws, pursuant to which under no circumstances can criminals be commuted to cheaper sentences must be legislated.'' Is it possible to use it like this?
Inversion happens with the negative adverb in the initial position, so no other clause comes before it: Never had I seen such complete neglect. Some negative adverbs are used in a complex sentence with another clause following it. We can even form a complex-compound sentence: No soon had we left [when we discovered][there was a problem with the car brakes], so [we had to turn back].
@@Englishwithjennifer Thank you so much for your reply. You are the only teacher to have answered my question. I really appreciate that. Had you not answered my question and corrected my potential mistake, I'd be using it in the IELTS exam I'll take in 2 weeks.
@@Englishwithjennifer Therefore, I'll use it like this. ''Under no circumstances should criminals be commuted to cheaper sentences.'' Hence, new punishment laws, pursuant to which they will have strict punishments must be legislated.
1. In questions (simple present): Do you like pizza? Does she like pizza? 2. In short answers: Do you like it? - Yes, I do. 3. For emphasis: You said I don't like pizza, but I do. I do like pizza. 4. When negative adverbs create inversion: I seldom complain about such things. >> Seldom do I complain about such things.
Using the negative adverb at the beginning of the sentence forces subject-verb inversion. It's like question word order. You have to make the switch if you want to emphasize that negative word by putting it at the beginning of the sentence.
Gratitude, Dear Teacher! Would you please guide me about the difference between For and Since/Because as Conjunctions. For is Coordinating while the other two are Subordinating. How is it?
Hi. The meaning is the same, but they form different types of sentences: compound vs. complex. It's similar to BUT vs. HOWEVER. "But" is a coordinating conjunction. "However" is a conjunctive adverb. You may like my playlist on writing skills/punctuation. ua-cam.com/play/PLfQSN9FlyB6Q8MTULKyIHzqKeXpBbxES6.html The first video on this page addresses coordinating conjunctions in compound sentences. www.englishwithjennifer.com/students/improve-your-writing-2/ Quiz review exercises: www.englishwithjennifer.com/c/punctuation_coordinating.conjunctions1.htm www.englishwithjennifer.com/c/punctuation_coordinating.conjunctions.2.htm More exercises on complex vs. compound sentences: www.englishwithjennifer.com/students/interactive-exercises/#1471865621520-873ef1bc-9bd3
Sorry to bother. Am i wrong? This has to be last question. Plz correct me if i am wrong. No sooner had i seen the question than i was recognized the answer! Wrong or right?
Hi. Correct: She needs to get it through her head. = She needs to understand. Example: She needs to get it through her head that her communication style isn't helping her business. Why doesn't she understand this?
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Rarely do I have this excellent explanation on class
So happy it was useful!
(Suggested wording: Rarely do I have such an excellent explanation in class.
OR Rarely do I find/ do I receive...)
Never before have I seen or heard such a simple explanation of the really complicated piece of grammar . Thanks a lot.
Glad it was helpful! Thank you for watching. I love that you used the grammar!
(Note: You can use "a" rather than "the" because most would agree there are many complicated pieces of grammar. Inversion with negative adverbs is just one.)
Hardly have I ever seen such an AMAZING TEACHER LIKE YOU. THANKS FOR YOUR VIDS CLASS AND FOR BEING AN INCREDIBLE PERSON.
You are most welcome. I love that you used the grammar.
I have never been to the US.
Never have I been to the US.
The world has seldom seen these times before.
Seldom do the world has seen these times before.
We can win this fight against Covid only if we fight it together.
Only if we fight it toghter can we win this fight against Covid.
Only when we watch Jennifer's videos can we realize how much fun learning English is.
Please check!
Thanks for this nice lesson!
Stay safe!
Use the helping verb given:
Seldom has the world seen...
Only if we fight COVID together can we win this battle.
I like your last example! Thank you. :)
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Thanks Jennifer!
Stay safe!
Complimenti. Molto chiaro la sua spiegazione.
Thanks for watching.
We need more excellent Teachers like you, Ma'am. I thank God for directing me in your page.
I’m happy you found my channel. Thank you for choosing to study with me.
It's all about expectation. Rarely have I seen such a clear and accurate explanation.
Never do I forget to be grateful for the opportunity to share my knowledge with others.
Never have I seen such a wonderful teacher!
That's sweet. Thank you.
such beautiful way of explaining ! ❤
Thanks a lot. Please enjoy my other grammar lessons.😊
Thank you so much love from Lebanon 🇱🇧
You are so welcome!
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never have i seen this before, you are fulfilling me!!
Thank you for such a wonderful example! Have a beautiful day. :)
So easily explained. Thax!!
Thank you for watching. I'm working on a new lesson this week that will review negative adverbs as well as other cases where we use inversion. Look out for it later today or tomorrow. :)
Thankyou..... thanks a lot❤
You're most welcome! 😊
I thank you dear teacher.I pay you my compliments for your stunning voice!
Thank you! 😃
Great information about inversions and about how to find the member-only posts. Turning on the notifications and checking the community tab unlocks the door.
I loved the amazing images in this video. That beach and cave were amazing.
I'm thankful I got to see such beauty! Thanks for watching (again!) and commenting.
Seldom have I gotten a so clear explanation. Thank you!
You're most welcome.
Thank you for giving a clear lecture on inversion.😊
Most welcome! Thank you for watching.
Hello, Teacher, Exactly inversion is really cleared and I well-learnt and well- understood about inversion. never befor I haven't found such a video.Thank you so much for your effective and clear elaborating of this subject.
Glad you're learning with me. You can say, "Never before have I found such a video." [negative adverb + helping verb + subject + main verb] It's like forming a question.
Very clear and complete grammar lesson, as always. I hadn't thought much about this topic before, but it is really quite useful, especially in formal speech! 👍
Thank you for watching and commenting. 😃
Happy Mother's day ,dear Jennifer!!!
Thank you so much. Have a beautiful day!
Thanks a million!
You're welcome!
jenni you are best teacher i like so much your smile
Thank you. That's sweet.
Great explanation
Glad it was helpful!
Thank you your video. It’s very great and helpful. My friend and I watched and learned with you. Happy Mother’s Day 💐💐.
Glad it was helpful! Thank you for your good wishes! Regards to you both!
that helped me a lottttt, thanksssss
You're welcome! Thank you for watching.
Recovering from heart operation..watching your masterly inversion piece on my new iPad. Gifted by my Dubai based son ..Life is good
Dear Arun,
I hope your recovery goes well. I wish you a quick and full recovery, and may you have many years of good health to enjoy! Your son is very kind and practical. I'll create more videos for you to watch. :)
Best wishes,
Jennifer
@@Englishwithjennifer you have given self less service to the community for decades.. Its an example to emulate by those who know.. Its easy to go up to a point but to go on and on, and on, without reward, that is service.. Never give up. Cheers Jennifer esl
People like you make my work easier to do because you recognize my hopes and intentions. I thank you for your ongoing support. I hope you're feeling stronger day by day.
Very helpful for English learning. Thank you so much ma'am for such an amazing video.
It's my pleasure. Thanks for watching.
Hi Jennifer how it's going.
It's a pleasure to see your videos.
You have an easy way to teach English.
I always learn something new from you.
Thank you so much for your support.
Have a great weekend with your family 😉🇧🇷 take care.
Thank you for watching and sending your good wishes! 😃 I hope you've been well. Take care. Enjoy the rest of your weekend.
Thank you Jennifer!
You're welcome.
Hello teacher, I love your classes.
Thank you for studying with me! 😃
thank you very much
You are welcome!
Thank you Jennifer! It was a nice explanation. 🤓
You're welcome. I'm happy the video was useful.
It's a good video. Thank you Jenifer. Plus 1 suscriber
Thank you for choosing to study with me!
Can we use inversion in dependent clauses ?
Like these examples
Original sentence::--
1) That was the day when "my mom was there".
2) This is the time when "your favourite teacher is there".
Inverted dependent clauses::----
1) That was the day when "There was my mom" .
2) This is the time when "There is your favourite teacher".
Is "THERE" word still adverb of place in both "inverted dependent clauses".?
No, I wouldn't structure those sentences with inversion.
@@Englishwithjenniferwhy would you not structure those sentences with inversion
If I used inversion in embedded sentence after adverbial (HERE,THERE AND OTHER ADVERB PREPOSITIONS)
Inverted embedded sentences are---
1 ) That was the day when "THERE WAS MY FATHER"
2). That was the day when" IN THE ROOM WAS CAT".
I used INVERSION in above both embedded sentences please tell this correct or incorrect.
And how to use INVERSION in embedded sentences. Or we can not use INVERSION in embedded sentences.
One more thing
In the first sentence
Is "THERE" word still Adverb of place in Inverted embedded sentence
I hope you help me .
Please do a video on "The ... the..." like, the earlier we leave, the better.
Here's an older lesson on the topic.
ua-cam.com/video/ebtw0n-QBZY/v-deo.html
@@Englishwithjennifer Thank you very much. These days, I have been wstching your videos. I really enjoy them. May God bless you!
Thanks for the lesson!
Glad it was helpful!
Hii mam, I from India. These lessons are very helpful. Love from 🇮🇳🥰
Thank you for studying with me. 😃 Regards from the USA!
Amazing as usual, Jennifer. Keep up the good work! 👌
P.s. I remember that picture of the cave. I believe you made a video about it before.
Thanks for watching this lesson. I went to Bermuda two years ago. I shared a lot of photos at that time. :) You have a good memory! Take care, Ra'ed.
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Thanks, Jennifer. You take care, too. 🌹❤️
You're so good
Thank you!
Thanks for an interesting insight on inversion
Glad you liked it! Thank you for watching it.
Hello teacher Jennifer. I finished the 9th grade and now l want to study in America how can l do that. Can you give me some advice. I'm asking your advice because your my best teacher.
Hello. Thank you for studying with me. As a high school student, you could consider studying as an international student at a private school. There are elite boarding schools that welcome foreign students. However, these schools are very expensive and competitive. Some likely offer scholarships. You can do a search on Google and the read the info. Contact the school directly with questions that aren't answered. Good luck! (And don't forget the internet offers a lot of free instructional content no matter where you are.)
Hi.. my dear teacher.. its wonderful..
Fr Moscow.. 😊😊
Thank you! 😃
Happy to have someone in Moscow watching!
I haven't understood
I have never seen such a clear, beautiful water
Never have I seen such a clear, beautiful water
I THINK BOTH ARE SIMILAR AND SAME
Inversion is more formal and more typical of written English. Often placing a word or phrase at the front of a sentence gives that idea emphasis.
@@Englishwithjennifer thank you so much 🎉
Seldom do I have the opportunity to meet a nice teacher like you, thanks a lot
Thank you for watching. You used the grammar correctly, and I appreciate the kind words.
Thanks Jennifer Ma´m
You're welcome!
Stupendous. Love you. A
Thank you, sweet Andrea! :) Take care.
❤️👍thnks ....oh my god!English is so complicated..
Hopefully, I can simplify it for you. 😊
Greetings and blessings from San Juan de Lurigancho, Lima, Perú.
Thank you for studying with me. Regards from Massachusetts, USA!
Mam
Is it possible inversion these sentences
Help to make this.
1 Rohan can go there .
2. Glasses can be broken there .
3. Some people had arrived there.
Please take a glance and reply
You need a negative adverb for inversion. Or form a question:
Can Rohan go there?
Never has Rohan gone there.
you are best mam
Thanks a lot!
Does changing the position of adverb makes a difference in meaning/emphasis? I am happy now vs now I am happy.
He deliberately did it vs he did it deliberately.
Yes, it can. This is called fronting. When we move an element to the initial position, it's often for emphasis.
Your excellence dear teacher correct me if i go wrong.
(I rarely have the chance to unplug and enjoy complete solitude= rarely have i the chance to unplug and enjoy complete solitude).
Think about how we form questions in the simple present. With verbs other than BE, we use the helping verbs DO/DOES.
Do I have the chance?
>> Rarely do I have the chance....
Thank you for studying with me.
@@Englishwithjennifer it is simple.present tense and when it comes making question simple present tense you have to use Either " 𝐃𝐨 𝐚𝐧𝐝 𝐃𝐨𝐞𝐬! The subj is I and it takes Do. MIllion takes to you!
Do I...
Does it...
Rarely do I forget to lock the door at night.
Rarely does the door stay unlocked overnight.
Regards!
Hello , I am confused .When we do inversion ,we place subject between helping and main verb as in the below example
Ever I have seen such a beautiful water.
But what is this kind of inversion where we place both verb before subject?
So furious had been the expense of this tour that even had he won, it would not have enriched him.
I am so confused because there are different pattern of inversion with different structure .
The first example only works with a negative adverb: Never have I seen such beautiful water. / I have never seen such beautiful water.
That's more typical in writing, but it could be said in spoken English too.
Your second example is written English. It sounds formal and literary to my ears. But to be honest, I don't know how expenses can be "furious."
Suggestion: So extreme were the expenses that the tour nearly drove him to bankruptcy. (This is a cause-effect relationship: so + adjective + that.)
Helpful resources:
www.thoughtco.com/inversion-definition-1209968
i guess it means switching the verb and subject
Yes. Please watch the lesson. You're welcome to post an example.
Hello mam
Here
"There is never ending Love between them "
Inversion is possible in this sentence
Please reply 🙂🙂
"Never-ending" is an adjective, not an adverb.
Inversion isn't possible.
Hi Ms, I'd like to ask you a question.
I'd appreciate it if you could answer.
Is it possible to add a clause before and or after an inverted sentence?
Inversion with under no circumstances;
''Under no circumstances should criminals be commuted to cheaper sentences.''
''New punishment laws, pursuant to which under no circumstances can criminals be commuted to cheaper sentences must be legislated.''
Is it possible to use it like this?
Inversion happens with the negative adverb in the initial position, so no other clause comes before it:
Never had I seen such complete neglect.
Some negative adverbs are used in a complex sentence with another clause following it. We can even form a complex-compound sentence:
No soon had we left [when we discovered][there was a problem with the car brakes], so [we had to turn back].
@@Englishwithjennifer
Thank you so much for your reply. You are the only teacher to have answered my question. I really appreciate that.
Had you not answered my question and corrected my potential mistake, I'd be using it in the IELTS exam I'll take in 2 weeks.
@@Englishwithjennifer Therefore, I'll use it like this.
''Under no circumstances should criminals be commuted to cheaper sentences.''
Hence, new punishment laws, pursuant to which they will have strict punishments must be legislated.
The word order with "under no circumstances" is correct.
Hello Jennifer, I want to ask about two words, *hold on* and *wait* what's the difference between them?
"Hold on" is a phrasal verb. It's conversational and informal.
@@Englishwithjennifer thank you
excuse me teacher but I don´t understand why we use the auxiliar do? Please
1. In questions (simple present): Do you like pizza? Does she like pizza?
2. In short answers: Do you like it? - Yes, I do.
3. For emphasis: You said I don't like pizza, but I do. I do like pizza.
4. When negative adverbs create inversion: I seldom complain about such things. >> Seldom do I complain about such things.
Only when you teach us English can we understand it well.
Super example! Thank you for studying with me.
Only when do you teach us English we can understand it well, I think this is correct
I didn't get it. what this is called?? I'm watching you're reversing all these sentences.
Using the negative adverb at the beginning of the sentence forces subject-verb inversion. It's like question word order. You have to make the switch if you want to emphasize that negative word by putting it at the beginning of the sentence.
Oh I gat it
Gratitude, Dear Teacher!
Would you please guide me about the difference between For and Since/Because as Conjunctions. For is Coordinating while the other two are Subordinating. How is it?
Hi. The meaning is the same, but they form different types of sentences: compound vs. complex.
It's similar to BUT vs. HOWEVER. "But" is a coordinating conjunction. "However" is a conjunctive adverb. You may like my playlist on writing skills/punctuation. ua-cam.com/play/PLfQSN9FlyB6Q8MTULKyIHzqKeXpBbxES6.html
The first video on this page addresses coordinating conjunctions in compound sentences.
www.englishwithjennifer.com/students/improve-your-writing-2/
Quiz review exercises:
www.englishwithjennifer.com/c/punctuation_coordinating.conjunctions1.htm
www.englishwithjennifer.com/c/punctuation_coordinating.conjunctions.2.htm
More exercises on complex vs. compound sentences:
www.englishwithjennifer.com/students/interactive-exercises/#1471865621520-873ef1bc-9bd3
@@Englishwithjennifer Indebteb, Dear Teacher. Will go through the said stuff n then bother you again in case of ambiguity.
It's no bother. I enjoy helping people gain clarity. :)
@@Englishwithjennifer Grateful!
Sorry to bother. Am i wrong? This has to be last question. Plz correct me if i am wrong.
No sooner had i seen the question than i was recognized the answer! Wrong or right?
You got the inversion correct! Good.
No sooner had I seen the question than I recognized the answer. (Don't make "recognize" passive.)
@@Englishwithjennifer but when we are using "No sooner" do we only use past perfect and simple past both of the sentences?
both are the same ?? we have seldom heard ? seldom have we heard ???? or its obligatory use the second ???
Inversion is more typical of formal writing. It's a nice structure when you need a more formal, literary tone.
You voice so sweet❤️👍nice video..
Thank you so much! 😊
Even in the song Upside Down says "Boy, you turn me inside out and round and round," which is no way to do.
When it comes to lyrics, as with poetry, the writers play with language.
Never will I hurt you, that means I will never really hurt you, is that right, ms?
Yes. The inversion is for emphasis, and it's more common in writing.
Terima kasih
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♥️
Thanks!
She needs to get it through her head.
She needs to get through her head.
What does this mean please (get through head) please
Hi. Correct: She needs to get it through her head. = She needs to understand.
Example: She needs to get it through her head that her communication style isn't helping her business. Why doesn't she understand this?
i want to learn and speak english please join on your member i have no money please help please
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Turning his/her world upside down, meaning… what?
It was a disruption. What was familiar and orderly became chaotic and stressful. It was an unexpected moment of great transition.
Wait, do you speak russian?
Yes. Scroll down on this page. www.englishwithjennifer.com/study-tips/
@@Englishwithjennifer i speak russian as well
Всего хорошего!
Hi,Jennifer. Haw are you?
Hi. Good. And you?
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@@Englishwithjennifer a vacina nos Estados Unidos já está avançada? E a pandemia está controlada?
Yours is low in sound so kindly make louder.
You are such a cutieee tnx for explaining
Thanks for watching. 😊
sólo resuelve y no explica nada
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Thank you for watching.
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