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| So weird this old castle looks that it seems like a headless man haunts it. This sentence is grammatically wrong with the inversion part. The underlined is fronted by inversion rule, then auxiliary verb follows after it? -> So weird does this old castle look that .......... Is this correct? Thank you so much! Spoon |
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| You will see non-inversion after an initial so + adjective. I would say it would be wrong not to invert the verb 'be' and prefer the inversdion, but you will come across this. |
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I see. Then, 'look' in the above sentence is used in the same way of "be" ? thanks. tdol spoon |
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| Yes, but the inversion sunds better to me. |
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