Erori gramaticale. Utilizarea greşită a unor substantive sau forme gramaticale
Grammatical Errors.Wrong Usage of Some Nouns or Grammatical Forms

Summary/Abstract: Language is a living organism, it is constantly evolving and new formulas are listed in dictionaries and grammars. Normative documents the known and as a result, often used by Romanian speakers are Romanian grammar and spelling dictionary, ortoepic and morphology of Romanian language. These are materials that help people who want to express themselves in accordance with current linguistic and literary. They are the fundamental normative benchmarks Romanian language as they are developed under the aegis of the Romanian Academy, only for authorized, by law, to regulate the cultivation of language. It is known that our environment (family, school, media, etc.) Influence the formation of communication skills, a way of speaking. Everything we hear daily becomes without recognizing familiar. At the same time, means such as TV and radio (daily calls from young people) contribute to the spread of literary language - the language standard unit, but still they can spread as easily, errors or innovations uninspired. We often complain that the Romanian language is spoken badly, the media, the desire to be closer to the public, uses language not only spontaneous but unkempt, not only familiar, but downright vulgar. Also, there is sometimes indifference to or ignorance how to speak calmly displayed. The general configuration of the current Romanian language, an important issue is some instability of nouns inflected instability manifested by the use of parallel forms in the singular or more often in the plural. Phenomenon present several parallel forms (a number or another, eventually both numbers)incorporates the current language very different situations. In some cases, parallel forms are equivalent, can be used in the same context, without replacing one with the other to draw any change in the information. In modern societies, professions or functions stopped longer the exclusive preserve of men being undertaken and pursued by women. Thus national languages who know the genre category were placed in front of the need to provide appropriate feminine terms and grammar of their use. Many terms used frequently in everyday language dictionaries and record prove the above, namely the formation of feminine versions by this means: scientist, MPs, directories, engineer, teacher, doctor. G. Gruita reminds reluctance speakers to these forms, even a tendency to avoid many of the newly created female form.

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