Countable and uncountable nouns in english and romanian

Chapter I. 1. Theoretical Introduction
1.1.Grammar Components and Units
1.2.Grammatical Categories Parts of Speech
1.3.The Gramatical Category of Number
1.4.The Traditional Approach to the Category of Number with Nouns

Chapter II. 2. Nouns Classification
2.1.The Classification of Nouns according to the Idea of Number
2.2Number features
2.2.1. [ąUNIQUE], [ąCOMMON]
2.2.2. [ąABSTRACT]
2.2.3. [ąCOUNTABLE]
2.2.4. Uncountable countable, Countable uncountable
2.3. Plural
2.4. Recategorization
2.5. Set

Chapter III 3.Number Paradigms
3.1. Countable Nouns
3.2. Plural of the Countable Nouns
3.2.1.Ortographic Particularities
3.2.2. Regular Plurals
3.2.3. The Plural of the Compound and their placing
3.2.4.Foreign Plurals
3.2.5.Spelling Problems
3.2.6. The Plural Of Collective Nouns and their Agreememt with the Verb 3.3. Mass Nouns
3.3.1. General Classification of Mass Nouns
3.3.2. Mass Quantifiers
3.3.3. The Recategorization of Mass Terms
3.3.4. Lexicalized Mass Forms
3.3.5. Some Conclusions
Chapter IV. 4. Specials Plurals
4.1. Pluralia Tantum and Summation Plurals
4.2. Plurals with Different Meanings
4.3. Invarriable Unmarked Plurals
4.4. Nouns with Two Plurals Forms that have Different Interpretations Chapter V.5. Conclusions
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