Passive Voice
Form passive constructions with -il/-ıl/-ul/-ül and -n
3 sections and 3 exercises - here is how it opens
Formation
Turkish has two main passive suffixes: 1. -il/-ıl/-ul/-ül (i-type harmony) - for most verbs 2. -n - for verbs ending in vowels or certain consonants Pattern: Verb stem + passive + tense + personal ending
- Choosing the Right Suffix
- Uses of Passive
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Frequently asked questions
What is Passive Voice in Turkish?
Form passive constructions with -il/-ıl/-ul/-ül and -n
When do you use Passive Voice in Turkish?
Turkish has two main passive suffixes:
What does the Passive Voice guide cover?
This guide covers Formation, Choosing the Right Suffix and Uses of Passive, with 3 practice exercises.