Özet:

Turkish is a globally respected and highly functional language. Turkish has written texts that are older than many world languages, which are accepted as the language of literature and science today. Western scholars, who studied the structure of the Turkish language, expressed their admiration for the extremely regularity of the grammar ru-les of Turkish and the few exceptions. The syntax flexibility that we see in Turkey Turkish and many contemporary Turkish dialects is also very common in Turkish historical texts. The elements of compound sentences in Turkish have the feature of combining without conjunc-tions, unlike the same structures in other languages. In other languages we have compared, a compound sentence without a conjunction is considered a grammatical error. The mobility in the arrangement of sentence elements is a feature that expands the expressive power and pos-sibilities of Turkish. When we calculate and exemplify this syntax flexibility mathematically, we will be able to see the extraordinary syntax structure of Turkish.

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