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you know how inspiritive it was vs you know how inspiritive was it

The correct option is "You know how inspiritive it was." The verb "was" should come after "it" in this type of sentence. The word order of the second sentence is incorrect.
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you know how inspiritive it was

This phrase is correct. The verb "was" is correctly placed after the subject "it" in this type of question.

This phrase is used to express how inspiring something was in a conversational manner. It is a correct and commonly used structure in English.

Examples:

  • You know how inspiritive it was to see her achieve her dreams.
  • You know how inspiritive it was to witness such a beautiful sunset.
  • You know how inspiritive it was to read that book.
  • You know how inspiritive it was to hear that speech.
  • You know how inspiritive it was to watch that movie.
  • You know how I feel about breakfast...
  • You know how kids start these rumors.
  • You know how some celebrities are abusing them.
  • You know how quickly everything could change.
  • You know how much Piper loves Thanksgiving.
  • You know how temperamental cellists are.
  • All you know how to make are reservations.
  • You know how the Germans are.
  • You know how That stuff goes.
  • You know how I do it.
  • You know people, you know how to control them.
  • You know people, you know how to control them.
  • You know, you know how it is.
  • You know how Connie loves you and you know my enormous admiration.
  • You know how opinion is shaped, Henry.
  • You know how stove-piped this place is.
  • You know how the brass can be.
  • You know how the brass can be.
  • You know how sensitive they can get.
  • You know how these things pan out, Stefan.

you know how inspiritive was it

This phrase is incorrect. The verb "was" should come after the subject "it" in this type of question.

  • You know how I feel about breakfast...
  • You know how kids start these rumors.
  • You know how some celebrities are abusing them.
  • You know how quickly everything could change.
  • You know how much Piper loves Thanksgiving.
  • You know how temperamental cellists are.
  • All you know how to make are reservations.
  • You know how the Germans are.
  • You know how That stuff goes.
  • You know how I do it.
  • You know people, you know how to control them.
  • You know people, you know how to control them.
  • You know, you know how it is.
  • You know how Connie loves you and you know my enormous admiration.
  • You know how opinion is shaped, Henry.
  • You know how stove-piped this place is.
  • You know how the brass can be.
  • You know how the brass can be.
  • You know how sensitive they can get.
  • You know how these things pan out, Stefan.

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