What is the name of a grammatical construction where two expressions switch their canonical order?

Correct answer: Inversion

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What people think about it: 8 Comments
SQinfoNUTS
SQinfoNUTS
this is a very simple Concept in the construction of how the English language Works. However this explanation could not possibly have been more confusing.
Pepper
Pepper
is that explanation even English??? I got a lucky guess by not overcomplicating the answer, but the explanation... 😂
ProfoundWeirdo8
ProfoundWeirdo8
i had to read that about 5 times! 🤣
micron9999
micron9999
Some people think that nerds only deal with computers but there is no nerd like a grammer nerd.
Player #13640194
Player #13640194
Yoda, a good example is
micron9999
micron9999
Make that grammar.
Player #9809468
Player #9809468
Pepper, Maybe it's passed through a few translations en route. 🤔
Player #8988878Xet
Player #8988878Xet
The answer was easy...it was the question....et cetera...