...some are 'how-to-make' instructions: Can I omit the highlighted verb 'are'?

[Jupiter]

Hi teachers,

Please see the following:

Below is a description of some crafts and textiles in which Asian woman are involved. Also included with some are "how-to-make" instructions.

My question: Can I omit the highlighted verb "are"?

Thanks in advance

Jupiter

[Alan]

Hi,

In a word 'no'. It would be better to write: There are also 'how-to-make' instructions included with some (of them).

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[Jupiter]

Hi teacher,

Thanks for that, but I don't know why the sentence should be inverted?

Can I say "With some of them are included "how-to-make" instructions?

Thanks in advance

Jupiter

[Jupiter]

Hi teachers,

I'm waiting for your response

Thanks

Jupiter

[Alan]

Hi Jupiter,

The sentence I suggested is probably a better choice. Your latest suggestion: