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according action active participle adjective Adverbs alº Aorist Arabic asking beautiful become called cause changes cº-º cºal coming compound conditional Conjugation consent cººl corresponds ejº English etmek Example EXERCISE exº expressed father five followed formed by adding future gerund give given hast hundred ilé indicates Indicative Mood Jº Jº Jºe Jºjº Jºº Jºš Jºy razi katl killed king language letter literally looked loved means Mood negative never noun olmak omitted optative origin passive past Perfect Persian plural possessive preceding present pronounced root sent sometimes sound speak taken tenses termination things third person singular thou thousand tree Turkish Turks verb verbal noun vowel walk wish word write written
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| Title | A Practical Grammar of the Turkish Language (as Spoken and Written).... |
| Author | Charles Wells |
| Publisher | Quaritch, 1880 |
| Original from | Oxford University |
| Digitized | Feb 3, 2009 |
| Length | 271 pages |
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