Questions & Answers about İşçi yeni farları monte etmiş olacak.
How do we form the "will have installed" meaning in this sentence?
We use the Future Perfect structure being taught in this lesson. First, we take the helper verb etmek and add the -miş suffix, giving us etmiş. Then we add the future form of the "to be" verb, which is olacak. Together, etmiş olacak shows that the action will already be completed by a certain point in the future.
Is monte etmiş olacak all part of the same verb?
Yes! The dictionary form of the verb is monte etmek (to install or mount). In Turkish, many verbs are formed by combining a borrowed word like monte with a helper verb like etmek or yapmak. When conjugating these into compound tenses, the first word stays exactly the same, and all the suffixes attach to the helper verb.
Why does farları end with an -ı?
The base word is far (headlight). We add the plural -lar to make farlar. The final -ı is the accusative case suffix. We need it here because the headlights are the specific direct object of the verb. The worker is installing the new headlights, not just headlights in general.
Why doesn't the 't' in etmiş change to a 'd', like it does in ediyor?