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Ask your teacher - erdinc´s group
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07 Aug 2008 Thu 03:58 am |
Students in erdinc´s group:
1. CANLI
2. ceylanOANA
3. nan_1971
4. christine
5. Delidolu
Here you can ask questions to your teacher and interact with fellow classmates.
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07 Aug 2008 Thu 04:29 am |
I have looked at the lesson, but not sure how to answer the questions. Have i to translate the turkish questions into english?
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07 Aug 2008 Thu 04:40 am |
Merhaba Christine,
There is no translation and it is likely there won´t be any at all for the following weeks.
What you do is, you go to this page, then click on a homework and answer the questions there. There should be button to enter your answer. For the first week we have these :
Homework 1: Ali and Ayşe
Homework 2: Complete Sentences
Homework 3: Add missing suffixes and words
On Homework 1, first you read a short dialog between the two and then answer the questions according the dialog.
Homework 2 is already pretty straightforward.
On Homework 3 you add a suffix after words with an underscore, like okul_ and put a word when there are three dots.
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07 Aug 2008 Thu 04:44 am |
tesekkur ederim
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07 Aug 2008 Thu 04:55 am |
Erdinç,
2. ......... çok gazete ......... musunuz?
Why did you say ´gazete´ here and not gazeteyi ?
İ mean why didnt we put it in accusitive case
Because its a general thing happening everyday,not a specific gazete we are talking about?
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07 Aug 2008 Thu 05:03 am |
Quoting CANLI: Because its a general thing happening everyday,not a specific gazete we are talking about? |
This is correct. Smillarly we would say "kitap okumak", müzik dinlemek", "spor yapmak".
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07 Aug 2008 Thu 05:15 am |
Tamam, normally,people read specific newspaper everyday,so the answer will take the accusative,ya mı?
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07 Aug 2008 Thu 05:35 am |
The person who asks doesn´t say anything about a specific newspaper. If they were talking about a specific newspaper as object (like the newspaper on the table) or publisher (like The Times newspaper) then they would use accusatives.
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07 Aug 2008 Thu 05:52 am |
Quoting erdinc: The person who asks doesn´t say anything about a specific newspaper. If they were talking about a specific newspaper as object (like the newspaper on the table) or publisher (like The Times newspaper) then they would use accusatives.
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And the person who answers ?
Assuming i asked you,
Do you read newspapers ?
And you actually read the Times every day ´specific paper´most people read specific newspaper everyday
So you answer me,
Yes,i read THE newspaper everyday.
Or you would answer me
Yes,i read newspaper everyday. ?
İ mean in real not just in homework
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07 Aug 2008 Thu 05:57 am |
Well, you didn´t ask me what newspaper I read so I wouldn´t mention it in my answer. I would think that you are more interested whether or not I read newspapers. Maybe you want to know if I follow the news.
This sounds to me like asking somebody if the person listens a lot of music or smokes a lot.
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