*It + to be + adj + that + S + V.
advice, recommend, important, required, mandatory, suggested, necessary, urgent, obligatory, imperative , purposed
-It’s necessary that he find the book. -It was urgent that he leave at once.
*It’s + adj + to + M.V
Easy, difficult, impossible, dangerous….
-It’s difficult to solve this problem.
-It’s easy to solve this problem.
+ , - . + .
- , + . - .
People shouldn’t smoke in public places, should they? No, they shouldn’t.
You should read more and more, shouldn’t you? Yes, I should.
INVERSION
Certain adverbs and adverb of phrases can be placed at the very beginning of a sentence or clause in order to give an extra emphasis. In this case the sentence will be positive andthe structure will be question and the meaning will be negative. They are followings: Hardle ever, hardly … when, in no circumstance, neither, nor, never, no sooner … then, not only, not till, nowhere, on no account, only by, only in this way, only then, only when, scarcely ever, scarcely … when, seldom, so.
- I have never before been asked to accept a bribe.
- Never before have I been asked to accept a bribe.
- He became so suspicious that I saw something.
- So suspicious did he become that I saw something.
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