The English type auxiliaries are very handy when the speaker needs to repeat a verb:

         Please don’t take him just because you can (take him).

         She has to take the dog out every morning but I don’t (have to).

         I should buy new shoes but I can’t (buy new shoes).

         Everyone laughed, I didn’t (laugh).

         Forget if you can (forget).

         No one cares. I wish someone would (care).

I´m not going to try to translate them but do you see what I mean? If you try to say these things in Turkish is there any way of not repeating the same verb (in another form)?

 There is a possibilty to do them with "yapmak" and "değil " ;

Forget if you can (forget).

Unut , eğer yapabilirsen .

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 I should buy new shoes but I can’t (buy new shoes).

Yeni ayakkabı almalıyım ama yapamam.

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She has to take the dog out every morning but I don’t (have to).

O köpeği her sabah dışarı çıkarmak zorunda ama ben değilim.

Since we make use of suffixes intensively, this kind of shortcuts are rare in Turkish but let´s try to find some.

x etmek, x olmak, x yapmak: we can drop x, if there is a repeat or referral.

- dikkat et, hasta olma. = take care of yourself, don´t get sick.

- ederim, olmam. = I will, I won´t

If I can find more, I can add them later.

How ´bout in Finnish?

I recognize irony when I see it.

No I just assume, Finnish should be similar to Turkish in this respect.

Thank you, tunci, si++. I guess I have seen yapmak replacing another verb before like in

         yapabildiğiniz kadar bu hareketi tekrar edin

         yapabildiğiniz kadar az sözcük kullanın.

It is maybe notable that yapmak in the above examples is used in the modifying part of the sentence while the verb describing action is "saved" to be used as a predicate.

But it also seems that repeating the same word in Turkish is not such a style defect as in many other languages. I find a lot of examples like

         dizlerinizi kaldırabildiğiniz kadar yükseğe kaldırın

where the predicate verb stem is mentioned twice in the same sentence.