There is he / There he is ...?

[wotcha]

1) There is he.

2) There he is.

3) There it is.

4) There is it.

5) There is a car.

6) There a car is.

7) There goes a car.

8) There a car goes.


Which are grammatically correct and which are not?

[emsr2d2]

We don't just give you answers here. Try the exercise for yourself and we'll tell you how you did.

Here's a hint though. Have you learnt about interrogative word order yet? Are there any questions in that list of statements?

[wotcha]

We don't just give you answers here. Try the exercise for yourself and we'll tell you how you did.

Here's a hint though. Have you learnt about interrogative word order yet? Are there any questions in that list of statements?

Yes, I've learned that 'inversion' happens in "There is ~ " sentences

For example:

The car is there -> There is a car (o) / There a car is. (o)

but there are some exceptions.

For example:

He is there -> There he is (o) / There is he (X)

......

Am I right?





Also, I wonder the same rule can be applied to "Here is ~ " sentences.

[5jj]

After 'here' and 'there' and BE, GO and COME, we invert subject and verb when the subject is a noun, not when it is a pronoun.

[wotcha]

After 'here' and 'there' and BE, GO and COME, we invert subject and verb when the subject is a noun, not when it is a pronoun.

Thank you so much ㅠㅜ!!!