Turkish Grammar
Subtitle: Transformational Generative and Constrastive
Publisher: Vıvatinell Warwick CV34 9EF UK
Published: June 2010
Place of publication: ISTANBUL TURKEY
Language: eng
Format: Hardcover
Number of pages: 327
Table of contents: title: WHAT YOU CAN FIND IN THIS BOOK; title: The grammar approach that you will find in this book is different from the grammar books that you are familiar with. The fundamental principles of this approach were founded by Prof. Noam Chomsky in “Syntactic Structures” in 1957.; title: Turkish and English belong to different language families of the world. Therefore, they have different characteristics that need to be scrutinized.; title: My first objective in writing this book is to teach Turkish Grammar to the people who are interested in learning it. However, it is also a useful source for the Turkish university students and the learners of English.; title: As Turkish has an exceptional sound system that other languages do not have, almost everything is described in this book in detail and furthermore the syllabication of nearly all example words are given in parentheses.; title: Besides, a number of detailed grammatical diagrams are given both for the Turkish and English sentences to clarify their differences.; title: I hope you will learn a lot about Turkish in this book.; title: YÜKSEL GÖKNEL; title: y.goknel@vivatinell.com