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TRC 208 - Turkish Grammar IV

Faculty of Education · Turkish Language Teaching · Undergraduate

ECTS: 3 T+P+L: 2+0+0 Compulsory
Coordinator: Dr. Öğr. Üyesi Nurbanu ŞAHİN HATİPOĞLU

Course Objective

The purpose of this course is to give detailed information about the syntax of Turkish. (Word groups, structure of groups, part of sentence, sentence examination,)

Course Content

Sentence, syntax, general features and principles of Turkey Turkish syntax; designation phrases; sentence, sentence elements, types, sentence analysis.

Required Resources

Karahan, L.(2023). Türkçede Söz Dizimi. Ankara: Akçağ Yay.

Özkan, M. ;Sevinçli, V. (2019). Türkiye Türkçesi Söz Dizimi. İstanbul: Akademik.Kitaplar

Demir, N.(2019). Türkçe Cümle Bilgisi. Ankara: Altınordu Yay.

Recommended Resources

Sarıca, B.(2015). Cümle Bilgisi. Ankara: Anı Yay.

Erkul, R.(2007). Cümle ve Metin Bilgisi. Ankara: Anı Yay.

Bilgin, M.(2002). Anlamdan Anlatıma Türkçemiz, Ankara: Kültür Bakanlığı Yay.,

Akbayır, S. (2010). Cümle ve Metin Bilgisi. 6. Baskı, Ankara: Pegem Yay.,

Course Learning Outcomes

  1. Knows and uses the word groups used in Turkish with their characteristics and structure.
  2. Turkish sentence structure, knows, uses and uses.
  3. Distinguish the sentences according to their meaning.
  4. Makes sentence analysis with all the details.
  5. Knows all the elements of the sentence.
  6. Divides the sentence into all its elements.

Core Area Distribution

(14) Teacher Training and Education Science%50 (22) Humanities%50

Teaching Methods

ExpressionQuestion-AnswerDiscussionExercise and PracticePresentationGuided PracticeGroup StudySelf study

Assessment & Evaluation

HomeworkTesting (Essay / Tests: True-Falls, multiple-choice, short answer, matching)

ECTS / Workload

ActivityQuantityDuration (h)Total Workload
Course Duration (Including Exam Week)16232
Out of Class Study Period10110
Midterm111
Quiz000
Assignment10110
Practice16116
Final111

Course Schedule

WeekSubjectPreparation
1Sentence, syntax, general features and principles of Turkey Turkish syntax; The structure and usage of Turkish word groupshttp://www.acarindex.com/dosyalar/makale/acarindex-1423934382.pdf
2Noun phareses, functions of noun pharesesLecture notes
3Adjective clause, structure of adjective clause, functions of adjective clause; Repeat group, structure and function of repeat groupLecture notes
4Abbreviation group (attribution, attribution, orientation-approach, presence, separation-away, means, equality, interest); belonging group; possessive group; group of numbers and their structure and functionsLecture notes
5Preposition group, conjunction group, exclamation group, title group their structure, functionsLecture notes
6Noun-verb, adjective-verb, adverb-verb group Compound verb; compound noun groups their structure, functionsLecture notes
7Applications related to phrasesLecture notes
8Midterm.
9Elements of the sentence: Predicate, subject, object, locative complement, adverb complement, extra-sentence element.lecture notes
10Elements of the sentence: Predicate, subject, object, locative complement, adverb complement, extra-sentence element.lecture notes
11Elements of the sentence: Predicate, subject, object, locative complement, adverb complement, extra-sentence element.Lecture notes
12Sentences according to their predicate, meaning and place of the predicate (Noun phrases, verb phrases) (Positive, negative, positive question, negative question, exclamation sentences) (Regular sentences, inverted sentences)Lecture notes
13Sentences according to their structure: Opinions and classifications about simple and compound sentences (conditional compound sentence, nested compound sentence, compound sentence with ki), current views on the subject, sentence with a single predicate, sentence with verb form.Lecture notes
14Sentences according to their structure: Sentence with more than one predicate (dependent, independent), sentence with conjunction, sentence with subordinate clause, elliptical sentence, truncated (incomplete) sentence, complex sentence.Lecture notes
15Sentence analysesLecture notes
16General evaluation.