Past Tense (Di'li Geçmiş Zaman)
Express completed past actions with the -di suffix
3 sections and 3 exercises - here is how it opens
Formation
The past tense (simple past) expresses completed actions. It's formed by adding -di/-dı/-du/-dü to the verb stem, following i-type vowel harmony, plus personal endings.
- Consonant Alternation
- Common Irregular Verbs
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Frequently asked questions
What is Past Tense in Turkish?
Express completed past actions with the -di suffix
When do you use Past Tense in Turkish?
The past tense (simple past) expresses completed actions. It's formed by adding -di/-dı/-du/-dü to the verb stem, following i-type vowel harmony, plus personal endings.
What does the Past Tense guide cover?
This guide covers Formation, Consonant Alternation and Common Irregular Verbs, with 3 practice exercises.