Inversion / Practice English with Paul

Inversion, for intermediate and above
04:31 inversion: exclamation
06:38 inversion: may
08:25 inversion: so/neither/nor
10:49 inversion after as/than/so
13:47 inversion: conditionals
16:38 inversion: adverbial expressions
21:15 inversion: descriptive writing
23:57 inversion: informal speech
25:40 inversion in reported story telling

A lot of interesting posts by me:

[greyesvargas]

Wow! Never have I seen a lesson like this! Great job! Thank you Paul! 😀👏👏👏

[carlosfernandez]

I was searching this this kind of video on youtube, it's absolutely I need it, keep on working Mr Paul

[muzdsxp]

I'm so grateful to you for sharing these lessons online since rarely can we find any Advanced English lessons available on Youtube. It's crucial to watch the lessons beng a visual learner. Thank you! Carry on!

[hasib]

I am not an English speaker.... I used to want to fluent in English and have a title for English scholar. Unfortunately, in recent times, I didn't enrol English major in my university. But I still keen on learning English. It's more enjoyable than my major now. Thank you for your lesson

[agfd]

Not only did I learn a lot from this video, but I also enjoyed it.

[colourinmyrainbow]

I have watched a few of your videos now and am so thrilled. I am an English teacher who agreed to teach a CAE course for the first time. Your lessons are succinct and to the point and I hugely appreciate your book references. Thank you!

[Saha]

Not only did I enjoy watching this video, but I also learned a lot.

Only through watching such lessons can we perfect our knowledge of English.

"He is a great teacher, " said the students.

[yevhenleonidovytch]

Never had I met such a clear explanation! May your channel gather lots of likes and subscribers!

[kitpanyang]

Time period with sub topics shown in description is really really impressive. That's really great. It saves the times.

[xavierforaste]

Thank you Paul! Is not only what you teach but the way you do it. It really engage me!

[deliajebeleanu]

Dear Paul, I'm preparing for CAE and every day I watch videos on youtube, but not all of them are as good as yours. Thanks!

[filomenacalabrese]

Your video are so inspiring and useful as they remind myriad people how elegant this language can be when spoken properly. Thanks

[christopherfairs]

With regards to inversion, the adverb, sometimes, is interesting. Consider: 1) Sometimes, I used to see her in town (impossible to invert). 2) Sometimes would I see her in her in town (same meaning but inversion is optional).

[aljosaskorjanc]

I love watching this so much. Such charisma, oh my god!

[janmiki]

Never have I watched a more useful video than this! Thank you so much

[alsuenglishteacher]

May you be the most
successful teacher in the world, Paul *)

[martinohare]

Authoritative, authentic and astute. Pedagogy is on the money. I never words my mix. Let me point out that this little statement is no attempt at inversion or observance of proper English usage, but merely my own little quirky expression. спасибо.

[larissamariaschroeder]

Not only did I love your explanation and I gave you my thumbs up, but also I subscribed your channel. Wonderful work!

[yoyisanoo]

This is my first comment on Youtube.
Thank you very much! ^w^
I've subcribed your channel 1 min ago. This reeeealy help as I'm going to have Eng Exam tmr.
p.s. student from HongKong

[maryloprieno]

thank you so much!! It's the first time I write a comment on youtube, and your lessons are brilliant!!