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Canberra: The Capital - Voyager's Journey to Australia

Explore the continent of Australia and its capital city, Canberra, through the eyes of Voyager. Learn about English inversion rules and auxiliary modal verbs. Delve into the unique language structure and discover the beauty of Australia in this public domain text.

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Canberra: The Capital - Voyager's Journey to Australia

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  1. Australia: The new continent: Canberra, the capital! By Voyager. Public domain

  2. Inversion in English Auxiliary Modal verb + Subject + (Main verb) E.g. Seldomhad Paco travelledso long before.

  3. Inversion in English Normal use: To give emphasis

  4. Inversion in English • After negative adverbial expressions: • ▪ Under no circumstancescan Paco say he has seen better libraries. • After adverbial expressions of place: • ▪ Round the cornerwas the National Library of Australia. • After seldom, rarely, never, in comparisons: • ▪ Rarely did he go to a library but the one at the university. • Afterhardly, scarcely, no sooner,when one thing happens after another. • ▪ Hardly had he begun to walk when he got lost. • After adverbial expressions beginning with 'only' and 'not only'. • ▪ Not onlydid he know where to go but also what to do. • Afterexclamationswithhereandthere. • ▪ Here comes Paco! • Conditionals: • ▪ Had Paco known that before he would have taken a plane (If Paco had known that before...)

  5. Multi-wordverbs verbs followed by a particle or two particles (adverb, preposition or adverb and preposition) which function as single verbs

  6. Multi-word verbs

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