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I am using a pen.

My friend is using a pen.

I am using time well.

I am using the service and going to school.

The stairs to the second floor of the building are closed, so we must use another route.

When the lock is fixed, we will be able to use the stairs, but now we must go down from a different floor.

You should use a map to travel so you will not lose your way.

You must use the paint carefully; otherwise, the house looks dirty.

We are using a detailed source to make a plan, thus we are making each step logical.

I am using the book as mental exercise.

I use the meli/malı suffix when forming a sentence.

I am using the opportunity.

During orchestra rehearsals, instruments are not passive; they are used actively all the time.

When using the passive voice, –l or –n is added to the end of the verb, for example “yazmak” -> “yazılmak.”

The user is using the laptop.

When I am also busy, I like to use a comfortable chair, so I don’t get tired.

I sometimes use the word “zannetmek” incorrectly because I didn’t fully know its meaning.

Using a dictionary is definitely a beneficial method for understanding complex texts.

When reading a foreign article, I sometimes use a quick translation tool.

I am using toothpaste.

I am using paste.

As the options increase, using the right skill sometimes becomes harder.

The employee is using a laptop.

By using new technology, we infused innovation into the project.

We utilized resources correctly by giving priority to efficiency in the business plan.

I am using new techniques in the project that I want to accelerate.

Using a computer makes learning easier.

I am using a mobile phone.

The teacher noted that logic was used sufficiently when evaluating the project.

The use of “ki” in this sentence provides related information as additional detail.

The materials used in construction increase the structural durability of the house.

We must protect nature by using sustainable energy sources.

You must adhere to behavioral rules when using equipment.

When you achieve synergy within the team, projects are completed more quickly; remember, you must use the “-meli/–malı” suffix to express necessity.

In the kitchen, the red tray is used to serve fruits.

I heated water using the microwave oven.

It is easy to use a microwave oven.

The factory uses high-quality raw materials.

In the recipe, unique ingredients are used.

During the discussions, eloquent expressions were used in the debate with our manager.

In Turkish, definite objects take the –ı/–i suffix; for example, “interneti” means “the internet.”

In Turkish, definite objects take the –ı/–i suffix; for example, “interneti” means “the internet.”

I am using a card.

Reference data should be used in the project.

You too can use this calendar to keep track of important dates.

Note: In this lesson, a new grammatical construct “–rağmen” (despite/even though) is introduced. The expression “…ya rağmen” is used in various sentence structures to emphasize a contrast in the face of unexpected situations—as seen in the sentence “Despite the rain, I went outside.”