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1.       tunci
7149 posts
 14 Aug 2014 Thu 12:47 am

 

 Complete the sentences in the sentences below.

 

1) O  mas  ol……  eminim.

I am sure that he/ she is innocent.

 

2) Sen..  kötü  ...  ş...  yap........  biliyorum.

I know that you didn’t do anything bad.

 

3) Siz.  mese…..  il….  her şey.  anlatacağım.

I will tell you everything about the issue.

 

4) Oda...  öbür  ucu..  koş..  pencere..  aç...

I run to the other end of the room and opened the window.

 

 

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2.       denizli
970 posts
 14 Aug 2014 Thu 01:29 am

 

Quoting tunci

 

 Complete the sentences in the sentences below.

 

1) Onun  masumı  olduğunu  eminim.

I am sure that he/ she is innocent.

 

2) Senin  kötü  bir  şeyi  yapmadigini  biliyorum.

I know that you didn’t do anything bad.

 

3) Siz mese…..  ilgili  her şeyi  anlatacağım.

I will tell you everything about the issue.

 

4) Oda...  öbür  ucuna  koşme  pencereyi  açtım

I run to the other end of the room and opened the window.

 

 

 

Thankyou for doing this.

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3.       KediNero
418 posts
 14 Aug 2014 Thu 01:46 am

 

Quoting tunci

 

 Complete the sentences in the sentences below.

 

1) Onun masum olduğundan eminim.

I am sure that he/ she is innocent.

 

2) Senin kötü bir şey yapmadığını biliyorum.

I know that you didn’t do anything bad.

 

3) Size meseleyle ilgili herşeyi anlatacağım.

I will tell you everything about the issue.

 

4) Odanın öbür ucuna koşup pencereyi açtım.

I run to the other end of the room and opened the window.

 

 

 

 

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4.       GulBahar
224 posts
 14 Aug 2014 Thu 02:31 am

 

Quoting tunci

 

 Complete the sentences in the sentences below.

 

1) Onu  masum  olduğunu  eminim.

I am sure that he/ she is innocent.

 

2) Sen.i kötü  bir  ş.eye  yap.madığını biliyorum.

I know that you didn’t do anything bad.

 

3) Size  meselesi  ilgili  her şey.i  anlatacağım.

I will tell you everything about the issue.

 

4) Oda.nu   öbür  ucu.na koş.up  pencere.yi aç.tım.

I run to the other end of the room and opened the window.

 

 

 



Edited (8/14/2014) by GulBahar

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5.       TheNemanja
116 posts
 15 Aug 2014 Fri 12:24 am

 

Quoting tunci

 

 Complete the sentences in the sentences below.

 

1) Onun  masum  olduğuna  eminim.  

I am sure that he/ she is innocent.

 

2) Senin  kötü  bir  şeyi  yapmadığını  biliyorum.

I know that you didn’t do anything bad.

 

3) Size  meseleyle  ilgili  her şeyi  anlatacağım.

I will tell you everything about the issue.

 

4) Odanın öbür  ucuna  koşup  pencereyi  açtım.

I run to the other end of the room and opened the window.

 

 

 

 



Edited (8/15/2014) by TheNemanja

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6.       tunci
7149 posts
 15 Aug 2014 Fri 01:17 am

 

Complete the sentences in the sentences below.

 

1) Onun masum  olduğuna/olduğundan eminim.

I am sure that he/ she is innocent.

 

2) Senin  kötü  bir  şey  yapmadığını  biliyorum.

I know that you didn’t do anything bad.

 

3) Size  meseleyle  ilgili her şeyi  anlatacağım.

I will tell you everything about the issue.

 

4) Odanın  öbür  ucuna koşup  pencereyi tım.

I run to the other end of the room and opened the window.

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7.       denizli
970 posts
 16 Aug 2014 Sat 05:48 pm

 

Quoting tunci

 

Complete the sentences in the sentences below.

 

1) Onun masum  olduğuna/olduğundan eminim.

I am sure that he/ she is innocent.

 

2) Senin  kötü  bir  şey  yapmadığını  biliyorum.

I know that you didn’t do anything bad.

 ...

 

I think Onun and Senin here are possessive. But I don´t know why? Would it still be grammatically correct to use O and Sen here? Would it change the meaning?

 

8.       tunci
7149 posts
 16 Aug 2014 Sat 11:34 pm

 

Quoting denizli

Complete the sentences in the sentences below.

 

1) Onun masum  olduğuna/olduğundan eminim.

I am sure that he/ she is innocent.

 

2) Senin  kötü  bir  şey  yapmadığını  biliyorum.

I know that you didn’t do anything bad.

 

I think Onun and Senin here are possessive. But I don´t know why? Would it still be grammatically correct to use O and Sen here? Would it change the meaning?

 

 

Yes, they are possessive. They are like object of the sentence. 

You can not use "O" and "Sen" in those sentences, since they are not subject of the sentences. The subject is embedded  which  is "Ben" ---> eminim

                                                                      biliyorum.

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Literal translations would be something like :

 Onun masum  olduğuna/olduğundan eminim

I am sure of his/her being innocent.


Senin  kötü  bir  şey  yapmadığını  biliyorum.

I know your did not do anything bad.




Edited (2/7/2015) by tunci

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9.       matdamon
74 posts
 26 Jan 2015 Mon 11:07 pm

 

Quoting tunci

3) Size  meseleyle  ilgili her şeyi  anlatacağım.

I will tell you everything about the issue.

 

4) Odanın  öbür  ucuna koşup  pencereyi tım.

I run to the other end of the room and opened the window.

 

Hi everyone,

 

Concerning the sentence 3), I wanted to know if we could also say :

-Size meseleye dair her şeyi anlatacağım.

-Size mesele hakkında her şeyi anlatacağım.

 

Concerning the sentence 4), I wanted to know if we could also say :

-Odanın öbür/öteki/diğer ucuna/sonuna koşup pencereyi açtım...

 

10.       Jansay
56 posts
 27 Jan 2015 Tue 12:19 am

Hey Mat!

Yes, both sentences are quite idiomatic.

Öbür/öteki/diğer are all possible for "ucuna", yet I´m not sure if we ever say "odanın öbür/öteki/diğer sonuna" or even "odanın sonuna"; it sounds a bit weird to me. Maybe it´s possible and used, but even so I can safely say that "ucuna" is used much more frequently. I think it´s better if you have a second opinion about this.

 

Hope it was helpful,

-Jansay

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