Mastering Future Tense Conjugations in Turkish

This video tutorial covers the future tense in the Turkish language, explaining its construction using verb roots and specific endings. It discusses the infinitive form of Turkish verbs and how to form affirmative, negative, interrogative, and negative interrogative sentences in the future tense. The tutorial includes practical examples and concludes with a preview of upcoming lessons on Turkish moods.

How many tenses have been covered in Turkish before the future tense?

• Four

• Three

• Five

• Six

What is the infinitive form of Turkish verbs always ending with?

• -di/-du

• -mak/-mek

• -miş/-muş

• -iyor

How many possible endings does the future tense in Turkish have?

• Four

• Three

• Two

• One

What letter is added as a fusion letter between two vowels in the future tense?

• k

• m

• y

• ş

In the future tense, what happens to the letter 'k' in the first person singular and plural?

• It remains the same

• It changes to 'm'

• It is removed

• It changes to 'n'

How is the negative form in the future tense created?

• By adding 'iyor'

• By adding 'değil'

• By adding 'miş'

• By adding 'ma/me'

What is the fusion letter used between two vowels in the negative future tense?

• k

• y

• ş

• m

How is the interrogative form in the future tense indicated?

• By adding 'mu/mü' at the beginning

• By adding 'mi/mı' at the end

• By using the word 'mı/mi' after the verb

• By using the word 'me/mi' after the verb

In the example 'Eve saat beşte geleceğim', what does 'geleceğim' mean?

• I am coming

• I will come

• I came

• I come

What is the next topic to be covered after the future tense?

• Imperative mood

• Necessitative mood

• Conditional mood

• Past tense