Hi can anyone write the way of writing a sentence that has two sentences such as:

I am trying to fix the door

I will stay to visit Grandma

I want to start learning turkish.

Thanks in advance

Hi farah, Good luck with your learning Turkish. I will try to explain the first sentence .

Turkish  word  order is  SOV  [  Subject  +  Object  +  Verb [action] ]

So, if  we  follow  the order,  we  need  to start with searching for  the Subject ;

1. Subject which denotes the "doer" who does the action is  --->   I 

  The pronoun "I" in  Turkish  is  "Ben", however the  pronouns generally are  embedded in the sentence. [onto the verb]

BEN  ………………………………..

 2.  The  next  step , we  need  to find the object  of  the sentence.  To find the object  we ask  the main verb  [to try] the question  "what",  ---->  What  am I trying to do ?   --->  I am trying to  fix  the  door.

  so , the object complement  in this sentence is  --->  to  fix  the door

  tamir  etmek = to fix   -------->    tamir   etme  ---> fixing  

  but  it is in verbal form  and functions  as  "object of  the sentence"

now  we   have    BEN    KAPI       TAMİR   ETME 

we   need   to  make the door  as a ´certain door´ ---->  the  door    ,  In other words,  it  is  a certain door,  it is  NOT  any door, it is the  door that we are talking about . 

To  make it definite  we add one of  the following suffixes  "i,ı,u,ü"  due  to  vowel harmony.

  BEN     KAPI  +   I   --->  we  go for "ı"   and   we   need  buffer letter  to combine two vowels, which is  "y".

  KAPI  +  Y  + I  ---->   the  door

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  plus,  the verb   "çalışmak´ -  to   try  requires  the dative ending "e or a "

   in   other words,  we  try  to  do something….

  to  =  "e " or  " a " 

   BEN     KAPIYI     TAMİR   ETMEYE  

3.  Finally , we  need to put "Verb" in the end, which is  "çalışmak"

   but   the  verb  is  in present  progressive  tense, " trying"

   ing ----->   iyor, ıyor, uyor , üyor 

   take  stem  ---->  çalış 

  add  ing      ---->  ıyor

  add  personal ending  --->  um ---> the embedded  form of  "I".

ÇALIŞIYORUM ---->  I  am  trying 

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now  put them all together in order.

BEN   KAPIYI    TAMİR    ETMEYE   ÇALIŞIYORUM.

Thank you very very much

Wow, tunci did a lot of explaining My post will be considerably smaller, and since I´m a learner, I may be corrected. 

The meaning of "to" in these two sentences is different. In the second one it means "in order to", right? No such meaning in "trying to fix". 

So these two sentences are different. "In order to" can be translated to "için". 

The complete sentence would be "Ben anneanneme ziyaret etmek için kalacağım". 

Anneanne = grandmother

Anneannem = my grandmother

Anneanneme = "to my grandmother", she is the object in this meaning, she is the one you´re going to visit.

ziyaret etmek = to visit

kalmak = to stay

kalacağım = I (-ım) will (-cak, which is transformed into -cağ for some reason other people will explain) stay.

"I [to my grandmother] [to visit] [in order to] [will stay]", takes a little while to learn.