It was not clear to me from your English text. While I was referrig to the manners yours means something like "wash them more than normally you should".

Yes, you are right. Thx for the help

turkishcobra //

I don´t know if you have noticed but we are talking about 2 different -ce suffixes here because the stress is different for them.

For example

iyice yıka = wash them in a better way (-ce suffix is stressed)

iyice yıka = wash them more than normally you should (the syllable before the suffix is stressed)

Very useful info and examples on a difficult and complex subject. Thank you very much guys.

So quite big is bigger than big in English I think that is where the Turkish Teacher´s confusion was and I agree with Cobra on this point.  At the end of the day though it wasn´t about Turkish but translation bence

Can we add this to names? Is Elifçe = Elif + çe or is it a separate name? I searched for Elif´çe and I got a few results. Should it be with or without the apostrophe?