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I need someone explain me " Concession and Inversion " in grammar what they are mean ? Please give also example to understand them easily.
Thanks alot,,
Hi,
Inversion is an unusual, reversed word order, when, for instance the subject of the sentence goes after the predicate:
Usual: The sun (the subject) rises (predicate) in the east.
Reversed: Here comes (predicate) the sun (subject).
It's a vast topic, but I am short of time now, sorry.
Regards.
concession and inversion 
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