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Because both are definite direct objects, but they belong to different verbs.
- romanı goes with okuyarak → reading the novel
- tonlamayı goes with örnekleyebilirsiniz → you can demonstrate the intonation
In Turkish, a specific/definite direct object usually takes the accusative ending:
- roman → romanı
- tonlama → tonlamayı
In tonlamayı, the extra y appears because the noun ends in a vowel; Turkish often inserts y between two vowels.
So the sentence contains:
- one action inside the -arak form: reading the novel
- one main action: demonstrating the intonation
That is why you see two accusative-marked nouns.