1. Inverted Sentence Structure: This is a more common term. It refers to a sentence where the typical subject-verb-object order is reversed.
* Standard: The cat sat on the mat.
* Inverted: On the mat sat the cat.
2. Subject-Verb Inversion: This is a specific type of inversion where the verb comes before the subject. It's often used for emphasis or stylistic effect.
* Standard: They are going to the store.
* Inverted: Are they going to the store?
3. Inverted Word Order: This is a broader term that encompasses any instance where the typical word order is altered for emphasis or stylistic effect. This can include inverting the subject and verb, but also other elements like adjectives and adverbs.
* Standard: The tall, handsome man walked confidently.
* Inverted: Confidently walked the tall, handsome man.
If you can provide more context about where you encountered the term "inverted subject," I might be able to give you a more precise answer.