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Table of contents : Cover Half Title Series Page Title Page Copyright Page Dedication Page Contents Preface Acknowledgements List of abbreviations Concise glossary of grammatical terms Part 1 An essential grammar Chapter 1 Sounds and letters 1.1 The Romanian alphabet 1.2 Vowels 1.3 Consonants 1.4 Diphthongs and triphthongs 1.4.1 Diphthongs 1.4.2 Vowels in hiatus 1.4.3 Triphthongs 1.5 Stress and intonation 1.5.1 Stress 1.5.2 Intonation 1.5.3 Sound changes Chapter 2 Nouns 2.1 Gender: masculine, feminine, neuter 2.1.1 Masculine nouns 2.1.2 Neuter nouns 2.1.3 Feminine nouns 2.2 Forming the feminine from a masculine noun 2.3 Number 2.3.1 Masculine nouns 2.3.2 Feminine nouns 2.3.3 Neuter nouns 2.4 The case 2.4.1 Nouns with an indefinite article 2.4.2 Nouns with a definite article 2.4.3 The vocative case Chapter 3 Articles 3.1 Indefinite article 3.1.1 Uses of the indefinite article 3.2 The definite article 3.2.1 Uses of the definite article 3.3 The demonstrative or adjectival article 3.3.1 Uses of the demonstrative article 3.4 The possessive article 3.4.1 Uses of the possessive article Chapter 4 Adjectives 4.1 Descriptive adjectives 4.2 Comparison of adjectives 4.3 Agreement 4.4 Case 4.5 Position of adjectives 4.6 Other types of adjectives 4.6.1 Possessive adjectives 4.6.2 Demonstrative adjectives 4.6.3 Relative-interrogative adjectives 4.6.4 Negative adjectives 4.6.5 Indefinite adjectives Chapter 5 Pronouns 5.1 Personal pronouns 5.1.1 Forms of the personal pronouns 5.1.2 Stressed forms 5.1.3 Unstressed dative and acussative forms 5.1.4 Dative pronouns expressing possession 5.1.5 Dânsul, dânsa, dânşii, dânsele 5.2 Pronouns of politeness 5.2.1 Dumneavoastră, dumneata, dumnealui 5.3 Possessive pronouns 5.4 Demonstrative pronouns 5.4.1 Acesta (this) 5.4.2 Acela (that) 5.4.3 Același (the same one) 5.4.4 Celălalt (the other one) 5.5.