Inverted Subject-verb

In "Never have I seen this before," which word is used to start the inversion?

• Seen

• Never

• Have

• I

Why do we use inverted subject-verb sentences like "Under no circumstances should you leave"?

• To make it sound confusing

• To make it shorter

• To avoid using "if"

• To make the sentence more dramatic or to emphasize it

Why is "So famous was the movie" written with the verb before the subject?

• To change the meaning

• To add more words

• To emphasize how famous the movie is

• To make the sentence shorter

Why would someone say "So skilled was the player that everyone cheered"?

• To make the player's skill sound impressive

• To make the sentence shorter

• To describe the cheering

• To confuse the reader

Why might we say "Nowhere else will you find such a place"?

• To confuse the reader

• To give a specific location

• To make the sentence shorter

• To make the place sound unique or special

Which one is the correct inversion?

• This is the best day ever.

• I never have seen that movie.

• Here comes the sun.

• Today we will go shopping.

Which one is the correct inversion?

• Never have I seen such a beautiful sunset.

• Never seen I have such a beautiful sunset.

• I never have seen such a beautiful sunset.

• Never I have seen such a beautiful sunset.

Which one is the correct inversion?

• He ran so quickly that he won the race.

• So quickly he ran that he won the race.

• Quickly he ran so that he won the race.

• So quickly did he run that he won the race.

Which one is the correct inversion?

• Seldom he watches TV.

• He seldom watch TV.

• Seldom does he watch TV.

• He does seldom watch TV.

Which one is the correct inversion?

• Rarely they do visit their grandparents.

• They do rarely visit their grandparents.

• Rarely do they visit their grandparents.

• They rarely do visit their grandparents