17 Examples of Inversion Sentences and Their Patterns in Indonesian

Verse sentences and inversion sentences are two of types of sentences, other than complete sentences and incomplete sentences, active and passive sentences, core sentence, imperative sentence, declarative sentence, as well as interrogative sentence. Definition fromsentence the own version is a sentence with a S-P-O-K sentence pattern. Meanwhile, an inversion sentence is a sentence whose pattern is actually preceded by the predicate element first. Especially for this article, we will only show examples of inversion sentences and the patterns contained in them.

The examples of inversion sentences and their patterns in Indonesian are as follows.

1. Cut the chicken with a kitchen knife.
   • Sentence pattern: P-S-K, where P= he bought it, S= the chicken, K= using a kitchen knife.
2. Bought the pendant at a high price.
   • Sentence pattern: P-S-K, where P= bought it, S= the pendant, K= at a high price.
3. He sold it at a low price.
   • Sentence pattern: P-S-K, where P= he sells it, S= the shirt, K= cheaply.
4. He did his school work with enthusiasm.
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   • Sentence pattern: P-S-K, where P = he does it, S = the school assignment, K = enthusiastically.
5. He did the job in a hurry.
   • Sentence pattern: P-S-K, where P= he did, S= the task, K= in a hurry.
6. He kept the remaining pocket money in a plastic piggy bank.
   • Sentence pattern: P-S-K, where P= he keeps it, S= the rest of the pocket money, K= into a plastic piggy bank.
7. He donated the remainder of his salary to an orphanage.
   • Sentence pattern: P-S-K, where P= he donated, S= the rest of his salary, K= to an orphanage.
8. He shot the perpetrator of the motorcycle theft using hot lead which hit the calf of the perpetrator of the motorcycle theft.
   • Sentence pattern: P-S-K, where P = shot at, S = the perpetrator of the theft of the motorbike, K = by using hot lead that hit the calf of the perpetrator of the motorbike theft.
9. He loved the village cat with all his heart.
   • Sentence pattern: P-S-K, where P= he loves, S= the village cat, K= wholeheartedly.
10. He shaved the pencil so that the tip was sharper.
    • Sentence pattern: P-S-K, where P = the sharpener, S = the pencil, K = so that the tip is sharper.
11. The food was thrown away because it was expired.
    • Sentence pattern: P-S-K, where P= throw away, S= the food, K= because it's expired.
12. He took the medicine three times a day.
    • Sentence pattern: P-S-K, where P= he drank, S= the drug, K= three times a day.
13. He bought the mango from a fruit seller who often sells in the complex environment.
    • Sentence pattern: P-S-K, where P= he bought it, S= the mango, K= from a fruit seller who often sells in a complex environment.
14. He forgave my mistake even though my mistake was quite heavy.
    • Sentence pattern: P-S-K, where P= forgiven, S= my mistake, K= even though my mistake is quite serious.
15. The man was beaten because he was caught robbing the house of one of the residents,
    • Sentence pattern: P-S-K, where P= he was beaten, S= that person, K= because he was caught robbing a resident's house.
16. He wrote the letter with all his heart.
    • Sentence pattern: P-S-K, where P= is written, S= letter that, K= with all his heart.
17. He admired the girl for a long time.
    • Sentence pattern: P-S-K, where P= he admires, S= the girl, K= since a long time.

Those are some examples of inversion sentences and their patterns in languageIndonesia. Hopefully useful and able to add insight for all readers. That is all and thank you.