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The suffix of the "passive voice" is "-il" (or "-ıl, -ül, -ul") put between the stem and the termination; this suffix turns into "-in" (or "-ın, -ün, -un") when the stem ends in "l". If the stem ends in a vowel, the suffix is merely an "n". |
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The suffix of the "causative" mood is "-dir" (or "-dır, -dür, -dur") applied to the stem.When the latter ends in "ç,f,h,k,p,s,ş,t" (see the note of lesson 2), the suffix turns into "-tir" (or "-tır, -tür, -tur"). |
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If the stem ends in a vowel the suffix is merely a "t". Likewise, when the stem ends in "r" or "I", some verbs have "-t" as suffix. |
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Some verbs from the " causative " mood with the following suffixes and their derivatives : "-ir, -er, -ar, -it". |
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The "possibility" or "ability" form (can, may) is formed by adding "-e" (or "-a") to the stem; followed by the suffix "-bilmek" ( meaning here: to be able to, to be in a position to, to be allowed to, etc.). When the stem is ended in a vowel, "-e" (or "-a") turns into "-ye" (or "-ya"). In the negative form "-e, -a, -ye, -ya" turn into "-eme, -ama, -yeme, -yama" and "bilmek" is dropped. |
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As you can see, expressions with "after having" (or "having") are formed in Turkish by adding to the first person plural of the past tense of verbs (see 19 th lesson) the particle "-ten" (or "-tan"). Mektubu yazdıktan sonra, postaneye gittim. After having written the letter, I went to the post office. Dersimi öğrendikten sonra, sinemaya gittim. (After) having learned my lesson, I went to the movies. Ona baktıktan sonra, onu tanıdım. (After) having looked at him, I recognizes him. Belgeyi imza ettikten sonra, pişman oldu. ( After )having sined the document, he repented it. |