Adverbial complements in the word group establishment in Kemal Tahir's novel the Yorgun Savaşçı

An adverbial complement is an element in a sentence that completes the meaning of the predicate in various ways. It can consist of a single word, as well as it can consist of more than one word. In this study, it was examined which word groups can form adverbial integration in Kemal Tahir's Yorgun Savaşçı novel. The obtained word groups are classified. In the study, information is given primarily about the Yorgun Savaşçı novel, which is the main source of the study, and the author of the novel. In order to understand the classification well, various sources related to the syntax of the Turkish language of Turkey were examined and information was provided about adverbial integrations and word groups. After the information, the Yorgun Savaşçı novel was examined and adverbial units consisting of word groups were identified. Only the first word groups of these word groups were taken into consideration. The word groups that were evaluated were classified according to their meaning and structure. By examining the Yorgun Savaşçı novel, it has been determined that a total of 1716 adverbial integrants consist of word groups. The identified word groups are classified under ten main headings.