> Yes; you seem to be at odds with David Thorne, who in his recent > grammar says (p. 155): '"hwynt" is not used in the accusative with > verbs ending in "-nt". I think David Thorne means something else here (Sorry, I don't have my copy to hand right now). I suspect what he means is that although hwynt IS an accusative pronoun, you can't use it after a verb that itself ends in -nt because it sounds bad (repetition of -nt etc). So: gwelsant hwy they saw (not *gwelsant hwynt) gwelais hwynt I saw them gwelaist hwynt You saw them gwelodd hwynt He/She/It saw them gwelsom hwynt We saw them gwelsoch hwynt You saw them gwelsant hwy They saw them (not *gwelsant hwynt) Does this tally with the book? - David.