Subject–auxiliary inversion in Jesenic (Moderate lesson)

Because of their common origin and development, Jesenic and English both share the concept of subject-auxiliary inversion. However, there are some differences between Modern English and Jesenic when it comes to this rule; for those unaware, an explanation will come after this. Subject–auxiliary inversion in Jesenic does not rely on cases of "do-support" like "Does he go to the mall?" but rather relies on cases of inversion that, if translated directly into English, would sound extremely archaic. However, with time and practice, asking questions in the manner discussed in this lesson will become normal.

Subject-auxiliary inversion: an explanation
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