Inversion In English Quiz 3 (25 MCQs)

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1. Analyze the sentence structure of 'No sooner had I finished my work than the phone rang.' What is the main clause?
2. ..... great was the destruction that the south took decades to recovered.
3. Scarcely had I closed my eyes when the alarm went off.
4. Finding ErrorIf people had a more flexible schedule, they could came in later and leave later. This would reduce tardiness.
5. We couldn't relax until all the guests had left.
6. True or False:The sentence 'Seldom do we get a day off from school for snow' is a grammatically correct way to add emphasis.
7. Which of the following sentences uses negative inversion? A) 'I rarely go to the gym.' B) 'I go to the gym rarely.'
8. What is the correct inversion?
9. What is an inversion in English grammar?
10. ..... had the restaurant opened people were flocking to eat there.
11. Identify the inverted structure in this sentence
12. Rewrite these sentences, using inversion with SHOULD.
13. When I reached the door I realised that it was locked.
14. We create questions using inversion. That is .....
15. No sooner ..... the house than the phone started to ring.
16. Apply inversion in this conditional sentence:'If I won the lottery, I would travel the world.'
17. I. Use NEVER to rewrite the sentence using inversion.7. I've never been so moved by a Shakespeare production.
18. Rewrite this sentence using inversion with HAD:I didn't see the signal, so I didn't stop.
19. Rewrite this sentence using inversion with SO:The weather is so beautiful that we decided to go to the beach. So .....
20. Only after the storm did we realize the damage.
21. I ate much too much I think I'm going to ..... sick.
22. Use NEVER to rewrite the sentence using inversion. Our profits have never been higher than they are this year.
23. Which sentence is most suitable for a news reader reporting on a natural disaster?
24. When should inversion be used in writing or speaking?
25. Never ..... heard such an appalling speech.