Conditional Mood (-se/-sa)
Express hypothetical situations and conditions
3 sections and 3 exercises - here is how it opens
Formation
The conditional mood expresses 'if' or hypothetical situations. It's formed by adding -se/-sa (e-type harmony) to the verb stem, followed by personal endings. Pattern: Verb stem + -se/-sa + personal ending Front vowels → -se Back vowels → -sa
- With Different Tenses
- Common Conditional Patterns
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Frequently asked questions
What is Conditional Mood in Turkish?
Express hypothetical situations and conditions
When do you use Conditional Mood in Turkish?
The conditional mood expresses 'if' or hypothetical situations. It's formed by adding -se/-sa (e-type harmony) to the verb stem, followed by personal endings.
What does the Conditional Mood guide cover?
This guide covers Formation, With Different Tenses and Common Conditional Patterns, with 3 practice exercises.