👉 Inversion of interrogative sentences, often referred to as "yo" inversion, involves placing "who" or "whom" at the beginning of a question, typically followed by the auxiliary verb and then the subject, rather than the subject followed by the verb. This construction emphasizes the person being asked for information, making it sound more direct, personal, and sometimes more formal or rhetorical. For example, instead of saying "Who ate the last cookie?", an "yo" inversion would be "Who ate the last cookie?" This emphasis can add a tone of curiosity, challenge, or even a playful tone to the question.
