If that is the case, it presupposes that pronouns do whatever nouns do. We identified that nouns serve as subjects, objects, complements, appositives, etc. Largely speaking, the pronoun does much ...

Politicians are objecting to a major French dictionary’s inclusion of a gender-neutral pronoun “iel,” claiming that it sullies the language.French dictionary Le Robert has updated… ...

When many academics focus the use of tú and usted from the perspective of socio-culture (formal/informal) treatment the most, they somehow forget the significant of knowing and studying the grammar ...

While the simple phonetics of Spanish language makes it easier to learn and speak irrespective of its grammar complexity, acquiring a good command of this language requires a serious and disciplined ...

As a memento of my visit to the London offices of The Economist I took away a printed copy of the 2013 edition of the magazine’s style book. Its 200 sides of heavy, high-gloss paper are spiral ...

For the record, reflexive pronouns can serve not just as direct objects but as indirect objects and complements of copular verbs, too: “She sent herself a letter.” “He gave himself a raise ...

Object forms are used when the pronoun is a direct object of a verb, as in “Get to know him,” or as an object of a preposition like “with,” “at” or “of,” as in “Go with him.” ...

The pronoun's winding way to second-person dominance ... it could be a direct object, indirect object or the object of a preposition, ... du-Sie, tú-usted, ...