Learn Hardcore Turkish: Plan mümkün.

Turkish often omits the present tense form of the verb to be. In Plan mümkün., the linking verb is is dropped, and the sentence naturally means "The plan is possible."

What is the grammatical structure of Plan mümkün.?

The sentence follows a simple subject-predicate structure. Plan is the subject (meaning "plan") and mümkün is the predicate adjective (meaning "possible"). Although the verb is is omitted, the meaning is clear from the structure.

Why isn’t there an article like the before Plan?

Turkish does not have articles like the or a/an. Nouns appear without any articles, and the context determines whether they are definite or indefinite.

Does the adjective mümkün change form based on the noun it describes?

No, adjectives in Turkish do not change for gender or number. Mümkün remains the same regardless of whether it is describing a singular or plural noun.

How would I change Plan mümkün. into a question?