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Title: Even the title's grammar is wrong
Review: What respect can one give to a grammar reference whose title is wrong? Was Shakespeare wrong to say "Woe is me"? No! Anyone who knows anything about grammar and the history of the English language also knows that this "me" is not a predicate nominative but a remnant dative-case form from Middle English. The sentence does not mean "I am woe." Absurd. The sentence means, "Woe is [to] me," i.e. "The woe is mine." Compare the German idiom, ultimately from the same source, "Weh ist mir."
