Questions & Answers about Cevap kâğıdı masanın üstünde.
It has two main parts:
- cevap kâğıdı = answer sheet / answer paper
- masanın üstünde = on the table
So the sentence structure is basically:
- subject: cevap kâğıdı
- predicate/location: masanın üstünde
A more literal breakdown of the second part is on the top/surface of the table.
In Turkish, the verb to be is often not expressed in the 3rd person present tense.
So instead of saying something equivalent to The answer sheet is on the table, Turkish simply says:
- Cevap kâğıdı masanın üstünde
This is completely normal.
The idea of is is understood automatically.
No. Here, -ı is not the accusative.
In cevap kâğıdı, you are looking at a very common Turkish structure called an indefinite noun compound:
- cevap = answer
- kâğıdı = its paper / sheet
Together, this means answer sheet or answer paper.
So the -ı here is the compound/possessive ending that appears on the second noun in this kind of construction, not the direct-object marker.