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Search of syntax which has got eighty pages of the novel acimak which is written by Resat Nuri Güntekin

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This work which has got eighty pages of the novel, Acımak, which is written by Resat Nuri Güntekin. t is searched by syntax. This work?s aims are; to show that the novel?s grammar is searched both classical anol modern. To show Turkish Grammar?s richness. To show Turkish expreeions and ıts restrictions. To look different point s of view to grammar. To show how to turn the writer?s emotions, ideas and obzervations to word. Because of these reasons, this work is searched seperately. Introduction part mentions the writer?s life and Works. The second part mentions about features related to concepts. The third part mentions, Noun and Verb Inflections which are related to concept Nouns are showed as noun and adjective. The fourth part mentions about complement and Verb relationship. This part constitutes thiswork?s basic. At the fifth part, Complement Sentences are searched. The sixth part, is mentions about 1564 sentences which are searched in details. `Sentences according to their elements? array? take place in the seventh part. `Sentences according to their kind of verb? take place in the eighth part. In the ninth part `sentences according to their meanings? are given as statistical. The tenth part includes the total results which are referred from the general of the observation. In order to provide the reader?s/observer?s making maximum use of this study it is given a corpus in the eleventh part. Finally the morphemes which are used in the study are given in `concordance of form info? and the works which are used to form this study are given in `resources? aggregate.

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Azime Akkuş

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Azime Akkuş (Master Thesis). Search of syntax which has got eighty pages of the novel acimak which is written by Resat Nuri Güntekin, 2007, Kütahya Dumlupınar University.

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