I or me, she or her, he or him
Pronoun cases escape most people. Those who used to say “Paul and me went to the stores”
versus becomes verse
Versus becomes verse. Have you noticed that all the cool kids these days say " verse " instead of " versus ," and lawyers like to say, " V ," as if it's their best friend or something, which I guess, when you come to think of it, it really is. Ha, lawyers' best friend is Versus , which is abbreviated vs ., and is pronounced verse by most people, but affectionately "Vee" in legal circles. golden material for my funny novel, if I ever start to write it.
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