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Inversion and cleft sentences in English

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Revision of advanced english grammar
3 types of cleft sentences
inversion in conditionals and some patterns

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Revision of advanced english grammar 3 types of cleft sentences inversion in conditionals and some patterns

by Ann Vishnevskaia
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Inversion in the 2nd conditional

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Inversion in the 3d conditional

  1. If he had asked for directions, he wouldn’t have gotten lost.
  2. If it had snowed, we would have built a snowman.
  3. If they had checked the schedule, they wouldn’t have missed the event.
  4. If I had invested in stocks, I would have made a profit.
  5. If she had remembered her passport, she would have traveled abroad.
  6. If he had set his alarm, he wouldn’t have overslept.
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Inversion of subject and predict

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Other patterns

  1. Credit will not on any account be given.
  2. Staff may not smoke on the job under any circumstances.
  3. Security cards are not under any circumstances to be lent to non-staff.
  4. Staff should not on any account give out a colleague's phone number.
  5. I left the house. It started to rain. (No sooner / than)
  6. We got the new car home. It broke down. (Scarcely / when)
  7. He started to speak. People started to boo him. (Barely / when)
  8. She arrived. She was surrounded by admirers. (Hardly / when)
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Other patterns part 2

  1. I have never been more surprised
  2. We rarely see such talent.
  3. They left the house. It started raining (hardly)
  4. He is not only smart, but he is also funny.
  5. He seldom misses deadline.
  6. I opened the door. The cat ran outside (no sooner, than)
  7. They had arrived. The concert began. (scarcely)
  8. We knew little what was about to happen
  9. I realized only after the test how difficult it was
  10. You shouldn't touch that button (under no circumstances)
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Cleft sentences

  1. I prefer tea over coffee in the morning. → Wh-cleft
  2. She missed the meeting because her alarm didn’t go off. → It-cleft
  3. They avoid making decisions without enough information. → Wh-cleft
  4. People don’t dislike studying— they dislike doing studying without a clear purpose. → It-cleft
  5. This new app is just users trying to organize their lives better. → All-cleft 
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Cleft sentences part 2

1. I want peace, not chaos, when I work from home. → Wh-cleft:

2. I finished the project early because my colleague helped me. → It-cleft:

3. I get anxious about meetings that have no set agenda. → Wh-cleft:

4. People don’t dislike exercising — they dislike doing it without a partner. → It-cleft:

5. The “minimalism fad” is just people trying to simplify their lives. → All-cleft:

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