Language
Turkish
Level
B2
Unit
Karmaşık cümle yapıları
Practice types
0

What this grammar point covers

In Turkish, 'özne eksiltili cümleler' are sentences where the subject is omitted but understood from the context or the verb ending. These are called 'subject-omitted sentences.'

When to use it

Use subject-omitted sentences in Turkish when the subject is clear from the context or the verb ending. This is very common in daily conversation, storytelling, and when answering questions.

Key forms

Examples

Gidiyorum.

English: I am going.

Yaptı.

English: He/She/It did it.

Yarın geliyoruz.

English: We are coming tomorrow.

Alacak mısın?

English: Will you take it?

Yemek pişiriyorum.

English: I am cooking food.

Tips

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