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Looking into inversion, I found a website listing different types of inversion, but I can't understand intro adverbial.

The website says that inversions in this case are optional, and gives the following examples:

Into the room ran the lady.

 

First comes love, then comes marriage.

 

After A comes B, then comes C, next comes D.

 

Down came the rain and washed the spider out.

Now, these examples are extremely hard for me to "restructure", I hope I can receive some help, this is the best I was able to come with:

Into the room, the lady ran.

 

First comes love, marriage comes then.

 

After A comes B, C comes then, D comes next.

Looking into inversion, I found a website listing different types of inversion, but I can't understand intro adverbial.

The website says that inversions in this case are optional, and gives the following examples:

Into the room ran the lady.

First comes love, then comes marriage.

After A comes B, then comes C, next comes D.

Down came the rain and washed the spider out.

Now, these examples are extremely hard for me to "restructure", I hope I can receive some help, this is the best I was able to come with:

Into the room, the lady ran.

First comes love, marriage comes then.

After A comes B, C comes then, D comes next.

Looking into inversion, I found a website listing different types of inversion, but I can't understand intro adverbial.

The website says that inversions in this case are optional, and gives the following examples:

Into the room ran the lady.

First comes love, then comes marriage.

After A comes B, then comes C, next comes D.

Down came the rain and washed the spider out.

Now, this examples are extremely hard for me to "restructure", I hope I can receive some help, this is the best I was able to come with:

Into the room, the lady ran.

First comes love, marriage comes then.

After A comes B, C comes then, D comes next.

Looking into inversion, I found a website listing different types of inversion, but I can't understand intro adverbial.

The website says that inversions in this case are optional, and gives the following examples:

Into the room ran the lady.

First comes love, then comes marriage.

After A comes B, then comes C, next comes D.

Down came the rain and washed the spider out.

Now, these examples are extremely hard for me to "restructure", I hope I can receive some help, this is the best I was able to come with:

Into the room, the lady ran.

First comes love, marriage comes then.

After A comes B, C comes then, D comes next.

Looking into inversion, I found a website listing different types of inversion; there is one that's hard for me to understand:

Intro adverbial

The website says that inversions in this case are optional, and gives the following examples:

Into the room ran the lady.

First comes love, then comes marriage.

After A comes B, then comes C, next comes D.

Down came the rain and washed the spider out.

Now, this examples are extremely hard for me to "restructure", I hope I can receive some help, this is the best I was able to come with:

Into the room, the lady ran.

First comes love, marriage comes then.

After A comes B, C comes then, D comes next.

Looking into inversion, I found a website listing different types of inversion, but I can't understand intro adverbial.

The website says that inversions in this case are optional, and gives the following examples:

Into the room ran the lady.

First comes love, then comes marriage.

After A comes B, then comes C, next comes D.

Down came the rain and washed the spider out.

Now, this examples are extremely hard for me to "restructure", I hope I can receive some help, this is the best I was able to come with:

Into the room, the lady ran.

First comes love, marriage comes then.

After A comes B, C comes then, D comes next.