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Please can someone explain
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02 May 2007 Wed 10:26 pm |
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02 May 2007 Wed 11:21 pm |
Yes, others explained it correctly. The -arak -erek suffix applies only to verbs. Therefore it doesn't apply to araba or otobüs which are nouns. You can identify verbs by looking whether or not they have the -mek, -mak version.
These are verbs as you can see from the infinitive suffix (-mek, -mak):
yürümek - to walk
koşmak -to run
gülmek -to smile
Now you that suffix and it makes adverbs out of these verbs:
yüyüyerek
koşarak
gülerek
An adverb is a word that tells us in which way an action was done.
Here are examples:
Okula yürüyerek gitme, otobüsle git.
Ahmet koşarak geldi.
Çocuk gülerek gitti.
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02 May 2007 Wed 11:44 pm |
and this is anther examble
sevinçle koşarak eve gitti
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