Sometimes the noun comes first to teach that the verb does not come precisely and that the noun alone is primary. (שדך לא תזרע (you shall not sow your field with two kinds of seed)²³⁹ – the warning about the field is primary, not the sowing – also when one is not sowing, only maintaining, it is prohibited.) And if the verb comes first, sometimes the noun does not come precisely.

footnotes: ²³⁹ Leviticus 19:19.

And moreover, the noun will precede the verb in the conclusion of a conditional statement -מן הבהמה תקריבו (you shall bring your offering of the cattle)²⁴⁰ מלחם אביה תאכל (she may eat of her father's bread)²⁴¹.

footnotes: ²⁴⁰ Leviticus 1:2. ²⁴¹ Leviticus 22:13.