Abstract:

In the ancient Turkish circle in Turkish we began to show itself, the old phrase structure in the Anadolu field in the Ancient Son Turkish period, in the 14th century, as a result of translations from Persian, increased the frequency of use in our language, and with time it has become a phrase structure that is widely used in Turkish. In word series reviews, the type of sentences are addressed in terms of their structures, while "which sentences" are often considered as a type of "united sentences". However, because some language knowledge and word series books have a "who" link, it appears that the sentences established with "who" are included in the "related sentences" category. There was a problem with the review of the phrase. In this notice, the subject will be examined in terms of the basic phrase/help phrase relationships. In Ki'li phrases there is a basic phrase-help phrase relationship. The helpful phrase usually meets a function that is missing and needed in the basic phrase that comes before "who" (He now understood that what was told to him was not true → He understood that what was told to him was not true: the helpful phrase is the object of the basic phrase in function). However, in phrases established with links other than "who" the two phrases that the linker connects are equal; one of them cannot be called the basic other in the form of a helpful phrase: "He came to the meeting but did not express his opinion. He saw him and greeted him. He worked a lot but did not succeed.” as though. In this statement we will propose our opinion on what the place of the sentences in the classifications should be.

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