英语倒装句
英语倒装句
在英语学习中，英语句子的基本语序是主语在前，谓语在后。为了表达的需要，例如：保持句子平衡、固定的句型结构、强调作用等，从而把谓语放在了主语的前面，这种语序为倒装句。简之，英语的基本是主、谓结构，倒装就是将这种较为固定的结构加以颠倒。英语倒装句有两种:①将主语和谓语完全颠倒过来,叫做完全倒装②只将助动词(包括情态动词)移至主语之前,叫做部分倒装。
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