| From: | Peter Bleackley <peter.bleackley@...> |
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| Date: | Monday, September 19, 2005, 11:16 |
English occasionally uses a sentence structure of the form Pronoun Verb Object, Aux Subject Where Aux is a form of "to do" or "to be" (or possibly another modal). For example, He liked languages, did Tolkien. It may be a particularly Northern English form. Does anyone know what such a construction is called? Pete
| Kit La Touche <kit@...> | |
| Shreyas Sampat <ssampat@...> | |
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