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LAST week, I explained why the nominative and subjective cases are lumped as just a single case in modern English, thenpointed out that nouns don’t inflect or change form at all in these two cases and ...

The Question: "It seems like there are only a handful of English-speaking people who know how to use pronouns, especially personal pronouns. I constantly hear statements like 'Him and me' used as a ...

In English there are four words for the third person singular personal pronoun. In te reo, there's no distinction. Photo: Martin De Ruyter / Stuff COLUMN: In contemporary English there are four ...

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This column is about “you". And “me”. And, well, “her”, “him” and even “them” too. A lot of people get worked up about such little words these days. So much so that – thanks to the trans “debate” – it ...