A. NOMINAL MORPHOLOGY
A.1. Cases [A1-A74]
A.2. Demonstratives [A75-A81]
B. VERBAL MORPHOLOGY
B.1. Without interlocutors [B1-B56]
B.2.Among interlocutors [B57-B88]
B.3. Potential Mood [B89-B117]
B.4. Irrealis [B118-B135]
B.5. Synthetic verbs [B136-B140]
B.6. Aspect morphemes of participles [B141-B148]
B.7. Allocutive forms [B149-B159]
C. SYNTAX
C.1. Pronouns [C1-C54]
C.2. Determiners in different syntactic contexts [C55-C71]
C.3. Degree modifiers [C72-C78]
C.4. Number agreement of the quantifiers [C79-C98]
C.5. Distributive numerals [C99-C102]
C.6. Focus [C103-C118]
C.7. Interrogative sentences [C119-C129]
C.8. Exclamative sentences [C130-C133]
C.9. Verb number agreement [C134-C141]
C.10. Subordinate clauses [C142-C314]
C.11. Impersonal clauses [C315-C323]
D. MORPHONOLOGY
F. PHONOLOGY
F.1. French loanwords [F1-F79]
F.2. Contact-induced phonemic change in northern Basque [F80-F178]
Jean ikasketak egiten ai da edo Xan eskoletan ikasten ari da.