Breakdown of Erken sinyal tespit etmek, sorunu hızla çözmemize yardımcı olur.
erken
early
sorun
the problem
yardımcı olmak
to help
hızla
quickly
çözmek
to resolve
sinyal
the signal
tespit etmek
to detect
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Questions & Answers about Erken sinyal tespit etmek, sorunu hızla çözmemize yardımcı olur.
What part of speech is Erken sinyal tespit etmek, and how does it function in the sentence?
Erken sinyal tespit etmek is a non-finite verbal clause—an infinitive phrase made of the noun tespit (“detection”), the light verb etmek (“to do”), and the infinitive ending -mek. It serves as the subject of the main clause, meaning “detecting early signals.”
Why is there a comma after Erken sinyal tespit etmek?
Turkish allows a comma before the main verb to separate a lengthy or complex subject clause from the predicate. Here it marks the boundary between the infinitive subject and the main verb phrase yardımcı olur.
Why is sorunu in the accusative case?
Sorun (“problem”) takes the accusative suffix -u to become sorunu because it’s a definite direct object—“the problem.” In Turkish, definite objects are marked with -ı/-i/-u/-ü according to vowel harmony.
How is çözmemize constructed and why?
- Çözme: verbal noun from çözmek (“to solve”)
- Çözmemiz: add 1st person plural possessive -miz (“our solving”)
- Çözmemize: add dative case -e (“to our solving”)
The verb yardımcı olmak (“to help”) requires its object in the dative, so “helps to our solving.”
What does yardımcı olur literally mean, and why is it third person singular?
Yardımcı is an adjective meaning “helpful,” and olur is the 3rd person singular present of olmak (“to be”). Together yardımcı olur literally means “it becomes helpful” or “it helps.” The subject (“detecting early signals”) is singular, so the verb is olur.
What role does hızla play in the sentence?
Hızla is an adverb meaning “quickly.” It modifies the main verb phrase çözmemize yardımcı olur, specifying the speed—i.e. it helps us solve the problem quickly.
Why is the main verb yardımcı olur placed at the end of the sentence?
Turkish uses Subject-Object-Verb (SOV) order. After the subject infinitive clause (Erken sinyal tespit etmek), the object (sorunu), and the adverb (hızla), the main verb yardımcı olur naturally comes last.
How would you make sinyal plural?
Add the plural suffix -ler to get sinyaller (“signals”). If definite, you’d also add the accusative -i, yielding sinyalleri. For example: Erken sinyalleri tespit etmek.