1. Unit 3, Lesson 14: Inverted and Interrupted Order
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2. Inverted Order
Sentences that begin with all or part of the predicate rather than the subject are in inverted order.
Subject-verb agreement can be tricky. First, identify the subject. Then, make the verb agree with the subject.

3. Types of inverted order
Sentences beginning with here or there:
Here is the science museum.
There are so many exhibits!
Other declarative sentences
In this room is a space capsule.
Upstairs are cars of the future!
Interrogative sentences
Where is the fossil exhibit?
Are the dinosaurs shown here?

4. Try it out 1-5 on page 147 in your notes, please

5. Interrupted Order
The noun closest to the verb is not always the subject of a sentence.
A sentence is in interrupted order when other words come between the subject and the verb.
Often exhibits on only one subject fill an entire museum.
A guide to museum exhibits is in the library.

6. Try it out 6-13 on page 148, then do 13-22
Remember, these are due in your notes before our next Grammar period. It is your responsibility to have completed them before then.