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Originally Posted by Adeel Ahmed
Dear, it is not necessary that the sequence follows SUB+VERB+OBJ. Writing has many styles: you can change the position of words to put spice in your language. It is, in grammatical usage, correct style. You will often find this type of writing in various books and newspapers.
Secondly, it is also correct grammatically if we write in following sequence:
OBJECT+VERB+SUBJECT
Such as:
The days are gone.(CORRECT)
Gone are the days.( CORRECT FORM with more emphasis)
I hope that you have got my point.
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Buddy the style you're talking about is said to be
inversion of verb
For example,Under no circumstances has she compelled me to finish the project.It has nothing to do with your ascribed explanations.
He complied with the requirement that all graduate students should write a thesis.Kindly invert the sentence i.e.
verb+subject+object