im learning how to make simple sentences, some of the translated words might be wrong because the online dictionary is a bit confusing at times, but i´m trying to learn the sentence order, SOV, and suffix order. 

I woke up - Uyandýyým

I dressed - giydirdiyim

I ate breakfast - Kahvaltýyým yedi

I combed my hair -  sacým taradýyým

I cleaned my teeth - Diþlerim temizlediyim

I opened the big door - Büyük kapý açýkdým

I put my shoes on - Kunduralarim giydeyim

 I´m only learning but....

uyandým

kahvaltý yedim

sacým taradým

diþlerim temizledim (not sure this is the correct word to use here).

im learning how to make simple sentences, some of the translated words might be wrong because the online dictionary is a bit confusing at times, but i´m trying to learn the sentence order, SOV, and suffix order. 

I woke up - Uyandýyým

Uyandým 

verb stem is uyan

past tense first person suffix is -dim

with vowel harmony it makes: uyan+dim= uyandým

I dressed - giydirdiyim

Giydirmak is to dress somebody

To dress yourself is giyinmek: giyin (verb stem) + -dim =

Giyindim

I ate breakfast - Kahvaltýyým yedi

Kahvaltý yedim/ettim.

I combed my hair -  sacým taradýyým

Saçlarýmý taradým.

saçlar (you combed more than 1 hair) + -im (my) + -i (direct object suffix)

I cleaned my teeth - Diþlerim temizlediyim

Diþlerimi temizledim/fýrçaladým (brushed)

I opened the big door - Büyük kapý açýkdým

Büyük kapýyý (-(y)i for direct object) açtým

açmak - to open

after ç if suffix begins with -d you change it to -t

I put my shoes on - Kunduralarim giydeyim

Ayakkabýmý giydim

yeah they do make sence now, i just never know whether to drop a vowel or add either y,s or n. i also need to learn more words. and i dont know which order the suffixs are added. 

The order of suffixes generally goes like this for nouns:

araba

noun - araba

noun + plural  - arabalar

noun + (plural) + posessive - araba(lar)ým

other suffixes after that

for verbs:

bakmak (bak-mak)

remove the stem first - bak

add tense marker - iyor, -d, -ir/ar/r, -ecek/aceketc. depending on the tense - bak-ýyor

add personal ending - bak-ýyor-um - bakýyorum

wow thankyou, that makes it so easy to understand now, i just need to remember and practise

by the way is this right? or on the right lines?.. when i add a personal pronoun, like -im, or a possesive pronoun, like  -in, to a word ending in a vowel do i just drop the vowel? and for other suffixs begining with a vowel do i either add ´y´, ´n´ or ´s´? 

For possessive pronouns:

my - the suffix is -im for words ending in a consonant:

bardað-ým, telefon-um, adres-im

or -m (your drop the vowel when you add it to word ending with a vowel):

araba-m, kedi-m, baba-m, anne-m, çanta-m

your - -in for words ending in a consonant:

bardaðýn, telefon-un, adres-in

or -n for words ending in a vowel:

araba-n, kedi-n, baba-n, anne-n, çanta-n

her/his - -i for words ending in a consonant

bardaðý, telefonu, adresi

or -si for words ending in a vowel (you add the buffer letter "s" )

araba-sý, kedi-si, anne-si, baba-sý, çanta-sý

our - -imiz for words ending in a consonant:

bardað-ýmýz, telefon-umuz, adres-imiz

or -miz for words ending in a vowel

araba-mýz, kedi-miz, baba-mýz, anne-miz, çanta-mýz

your (plural) - iniz for words ending in a consonant

bardað-ýnýz, telefon-unuz, adres-iniz

or -niz for words ending with a vowel

araba-nýz, kedi-niz, anne-niz, baba-nýz, çanta-nýz

their - leri - same for both words ending with vowel and consonant

araba-larý, telefonlarý, adresleri, anneleri, etc.

When you add a personal ending to a verb or to express "to be" with a noun:

-im, -sin, -(no ending for he/she), -iz, -siniz, -lar

you always add the buffer letter

anne-yim - i am a mother

anne-sin

anne

anne-yiz - we are a mother (better anneleriz I think)

annesiniz

anneler

It can be a bit confusing at first, so I hope this helps a bit.