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ABSTRACT Personal endings are suffixes that express the person who performs the action in finite verbs. In Turkey Turkish grammars; staff ending are divided into three: staff endings of staff pronoun origin, staff endings of possessive suffix origin and staff endings of the imperative origin. As in other dialects, these three types of staff endings were identified in the dialects of Cal and its districts. However, dialects and written language differ in terms of use of staff endings with form and time suffixes. In the written language, staff endings of possessive suffix origin was conjugated with past tenses and conditional; staff endings of staff pronoun origin was conjugated with present tense, past indefinite, aorist future tense and necessitative. In its surrounding, only staff endings of possessive suffix origin are used with past tense; all other forms and time suffixes are used with both staff endings of staff pronoun origin and staff endings of possessive suffix origin. In this article, the situation will be explained with examples from the master thesis named "The Dialects of Cal and of Its Districts"

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