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A study on dependent compoud sentence related to transfer between turkish of Kazakh and Turkish of Turkey

2007
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Advisor: Prof.dr. Alaeddin Mehmedoğlu

Abstract (EN)

In this study, because of target for contributing a new perspective for subject of sentence in Turkish of Turkey, I handled subject of independent compound sentence. With regarding view angle of sentence and compound sentence in Turkish of Turkey, I ascertained different ideas. At the same time, I settled a comparision between connected sentence in Turkish of Turkey and sequenced sentence in Turkish of Kazakh. I also highlighted that linguists had named compound sentence which they classified before, with simple sentence. For that reason, I demonstrated necessity of determining an exact border of compound sentence. Furthermore, explaining which kind of necessity is there for independent compound sentence in Turkish of Turkey, I declared how should this be achieved. Because of the fact that there are various classification structures for compound structure in Turkish of Turkey, I studied to explain the border of independent compound sentence by handling species of compound sentences. Also with explaining powerful similarity of independent compound sentences between Turkish of Turkey and Turkish of Kazakh, I illustrated it in details. In the last chapter, I explained this with comparing independent compound sentences in Turkish of Turkey and Turkish of Kazakh. Furthermore I also proved by handling emerged faults in the process of transferring Turkish of Kazakh to Turkish of Turkey. Lastly thinking independent compound sentences for Turkish of Turkey by the light of science and human ?beings, I reached a result that there should be a common idea in Science of Species.

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Dr. Zhanar Uspanova

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Zhanar Uspanova (Master Thesis). A study on dependent compoud sentence related to transfer between turkish of Kazakh and Turkish of Turkey, 2007, Sakarya University.

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