What is it? "So live with it you will"?

Question

So live with it you will I wonder how this structure called, when "will" or "shall" are put at the end of the sentence. Is it just re-arrangement of parts or has any special name? Is it only recommended for spoken english? I've heard this in one of Letterman's episodes (TV show)

Answer 1

This is an archaic (old) or literary structure. Most of us (native English speakers) don't use this form in everyday speech. It sounds very formal. The speaker who uses this structure is often being poetic or using it to attempt humor.