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Questions about reversing the order of a clause’s subject and verb, including subject–auxiliary inversion in questions and normal subject–verb swap in locative, directive, copular, and quotative inversions.
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Inversion in relative clause
The gardens stretched back to some reasonable-looking pasture land on which grazed a few cattle and sheep.
Why is this inversion valid here? I would expect maybe "on which there grazed" (as in "ther …
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