Turkish Sentence Structure

Learn how Turkish sentences are classified by the number of judgments they contain and the way those judgments are connected.

Turkish Sentence Structure combines a focused visual guide with a broad offline Turkish grammar library and explained practice tests.

FOCUSED SENTENCE GUIDE

• Simple sentences with one main judgment
• Compound sentences formed through participles, conditions or embedded statements
• Sequential sentences with or without shared sentence elements
• Coordinated sentences connected by conjunctions
• Verbs, verbals and the Turkish copula as judgment units
• Short examples that make each distinction visible

RICH LEARNING HUB

• 96 Turkish grammar topics
• 501 examples that demonstrate the rules
• A summary, quick rules, detailed notes, common confusions and exam tips for every topic
• A five-question explained quiz for each topic, with 480 topic questions in total
• 60 practice exams for LGS, TYT, KPSS Undergraduate, KPSS Associate, KPSS Secondary and ALES
• 2,000 multiple-choice exam questions in total
• Search by topic or exam name
• The correct option and a detailed explanation after every answer
• Score, success percentage, completion time and an on-device best result at the end of a quiz

A DEDICATED SENTENCE-STRUCTURE LESSON

The dedicated lesson distinguishes simple, compound, sequential and coordinated sentences through predicate count, verbals, punctuation and conjunctions. It covers participial, conditional, embedded and “ki” compound patterns; shared versus independent sequential structures; and the importance of checking predicate count even when a conjunction appears. Five explained questions let you check the lesson immediately.

HOW TO USE IT

Review the visual guide for a quick foundation. Open “Yeni • Öğrenme Merkezi” to search the complete topic library, read explanations and examples, take a topic quiz, or choose an exam type under “60 Deneme”. The interface and educational material are in Turkish.

Lessons and questions work offline after installation. No account is required. Best quiz results are stored locally on the device. Banner ads may appear on the classic topic screens.

This is an independent educational tool and is not an official app of MEB, ÖSYM or any other examination authority.