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English Grammar: will I

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Steven1066
 
Reply Fri 11 May, 2018 09:22 am
"Under no circumstances will I ever trust him again." - why do we use the question form "will I," and not "I will?"
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camlok
 
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@Steven1066,
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"Under no circumstances will I ever trust him again." - why do we use the question form "will I," and not "I will?"


Are you a native English speaker, Steven?
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