Such as in the sentence, "In a hole in the ground there lived [verb] a hobbit [subject]."
I wonder if there are accepted stylistic purposes for such a structure. When is it natural, and when is it unnatural?
Such as in the sentence, "In a hole in the ground there lived [verb] a hobbit [subject]."
I wonder if there are accepted stylistic purposes for such a structure. When is it natural, and when is it unnatural?