Breakdown of Montaj bitince standartları kontrol edin.
bitmek
to finish / to end
kontrol etmek
to check
montaj
assembly
standart
standard
Questions & Answers about Montaj bitince standartları kontrol edin.
How is the word bitince formed in this sentence?
It comes from the verb bitmek (to end or finish). By dropping the infinitive ending and adding the suffix -ince, you create a time-based clause meaning "when it finishes" or "as soon as it finishes." The suffix follows 4-way vowel harmony, taking the form -ince here because of the 'i' in bit.
What is the difference between saying montaj bitince and montajı bitirince?
This is a tricky difference! Bitmek means "to end" on its own, so montaj bitince means "when the assembly ends." Bitirmek means "to finish something." If you used bitirince, you would be saying "when you finish the assembly," and you would need to add the accusative case to make it montajı bitirince.
Why does standartları have an -ı at the very end?
The -ı is the accusative case suffix, which marks a specific direct object. The word breaks down into standart (standard) plus the plural -lar plus the accusative -ı. You use it here because you aren't telling them to check just any standards in general, but specifically "the standards" related to this assembly.
Why is the command kontrol edin instead of just kontrol et?
Kontrol et is the informal, singular command. Adding the -in suffix makes it kontrol edin, which is the formal or plural command form. The speaker is either addressing a group of workers or giving a professional instruction. Notice how the 't' in et softens to a 'd' when the vowel suffix is added!
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