 Notice that the example using is exhibits a diversion from the typical VSO word order.In Classical Gaelic, is incorporates the subject (3rd person singular), the noun or adjective that follows is in the nominative, and the second noun/pronoun is objective in case.In Modern Gaelic, this has been reanalysed as V - Topic/Complement - S, or V - S - S, a "double nominative construction", as it were.