Would you explain these sentences to me, please!

**codontt2006** · 31-Aug-2014, 01:27

"Such in the happiness of the family it is that homeless people do not have."

why do we have the inversion of such like that?

Thank for your help in advance.

**Charlie Bernstein** · 31-Aug-2014, 05:35

Originally Posted by codontt2006

"Such in the happiness of the family it is that homeless people do not have."

Why do we have the inversion of something like that? We don't.

Thank for your help in advance.

You're welome.

**Rover_KE** · 31-Aug-2014, 08:15

codontt, you were asked here to give your threads relevant titles and to tell us where you read these dreadful sentences and who wants you to make sense of them.

Will other members please refrain from answering codontt's question until he/she has answered mine.