Question

out of normal order and emphasis

Accepted Answer

anything out-of-order changes emphasis (e.g., “for a long time she cried” vs vanilla "she cried for a long time"). The length of her crying gets significantly more emphasis here because it’s out-of-order.

Front	out of normal order and emphasis
Back	anything out-of-order changes emphasis (e.g., “for a long time she cried” vs vanilla "she cried for a long time"). The length of her crying gets significantly more emphasis here because it’s out-of-order.

Emphasis Long Normal Order Out Of Order E.G Time Cried