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Is "below" a preposition acting as a subject? When and how do we use this type of grammatical structure ?
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"Below" is an adverb of place and therefore couldn't be used as subject. The sentence above is an example of inversion. html Especially number 3: 3: We can use inversion if we put an adverbial expression of place at the beginning on the sentence.
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"Below" is an adverb of place and therefore couldn't be used as subject.
The sentence above is an example of inversion.
Read here: http://www.perfect-english-grammar.com/inversion.html
Especially number 3:
3: We can use inversion if we put an adverbial expression of pla
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