Examples of Inversion Used after "Here" and "There"

Inversion Used after “here” and “there”:

Inversion takes place after “here” and “there” where it refers to an adverb of place and the main verb or an auxiliary verb is used after it.

Examples of Inversion Used after “here” and “there”:

• Here comes the carpenter.
• Here is your gift.
• Here comes
• There is the varsity.
• Here is the book.
• There is the hospital.
• There is the shop.
• Here is my phone.
• Here are my keys.
• Here comes the painter.
• There is the college.
• There is the school.
• Here is my pen.
• There goes
• Here is your prize.
• There is the building.
• Here are the skating shoes.
• There is the office.
• Here comes the performer.
• There is the market.