Прагматические особенности инверсии в английском языке
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The little passage was empty and so was the kitchen (P. Abrahams). "I hate to leave our fine house." "So do I" (E. Hemingway). Isabel was not economical. Neither... was George Augustus (R. Aldington).
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There was a pencil on the table (S. Maugham). There was Mr. Bosinney with her (J. Galsworthy).
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There is a fine view from here (J. Galsworthy). There were circles, under her eyes as though she had not slept (J. Gals-worthy). Over the edge there peeped a boyish face (A. Conan Doyle).
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There's nothing like Yarmouth (J. Galsworthy). There was something terrifying m this inexorable silence (J. Galsworthy). There's a storm gathering out there on the sea-rim (J. London).
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There was harmony between father and son again and the old understanding (PI Abrahams).
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There was the long drive home; the long drive and the warm dark and the pleasant closeness of the hansom cab (J. Galsworthy). 'Be , , ',
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decided on a letter. This letter he addressed to Cork Str