Hi Everyone,
Can anyone give me a guide as to the order of sentences. I always try to put the verb at the end, but really have not idea. It has help reading about Baris Bey.

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Jo-Anne

hey jo-anne,

Ordering of sentence parts

A typical Turkish sentence is ordered as (subject + object + verb)

Arkadaşım [My friend --> subject] araba [car -->object] aldı [bought-->verb].

http://www.turkishclass.com/basic_introduction.htm

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Thankyou Gezbelle
That was quick, I can get to work now.
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Jo-Anne

i want to know about the order of sentences but with adjectives, adverbs etc...i mean everything that is not simply subject/object/verb like when we have words like iÇin, gibi, or when we have sentences without a verb?

thanks

You want to know everything then.

There are some lessons on this site. Check this out ;

http://www.turkishclass.com/turkish_lesson_68

To expand a little further on the Subject - Object - Verb sentence, generally Turks go Subject, Time, Place, Reason, Direct Object, Verb.

But please note that Turkish word order is flexible, to create different emphasis and meaning.

Modifiers (eg adjectives/adverbs and adjectival/adverbial clauses/phrases) precede the word they are modifying (describing).