Major Chord Inversions Tutorial 1. What is an Inversion? An inversion is when you change the order of notes in a chord. Instead of always starting from the root, you move notes to the top or bottom to make playing smoother. --- 2. Root Position Formula: 1 – 3 – 5 Example: C Major → C – E – G Fingers: Right Hand (1–3–5) --- 3. First Inversion Formula: 3 – 5 – 1 Example: C/E → E – G – C Fingers: Right Hand (1–2–5 or 1–3–5) Sound: Brighter, smoother transition. --- 4. Second Inversion Formula: 5 –

Never have you seen ‘inversion’ taught like this! I bet you spotted that was an example of inversion after a negative adverb! That’s what Dan’s here to talk about in this BBC English Masterclass! For a quiz, transcript and more grammar notes: https://bbc.in/3gfPdgy #learnenglish #bbclearningenglish #vocabulary #vocab #inversion #negativeadverbs #improveyourenglish #english #elt #esl #englishtips #speakenglish #englishonline #useful #speakenglishwell #grammar #languagelearning #learningenglish |