Başarmak: succeed in doing something
A task finally accomplished: use başarmak with a specific object or an action, practise its forms, and distinguish success from simply starting.
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Turkish verbs
Learn each verb with its stem, tenses and common sentences, from olmak and gitmek to less frequent verbs.
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Turkish verbs
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düzenlemek: arrange materials and organize events
From archive files to exhibitions, düzenlemek gives things a workable order. Practise its forms, passive uses and the difference between organizing and correcting.
Read and practisedüzeltmek: correct a mistake, straighten something
A typo or a crooked picture calls for düzeltmek. Practise its forms, identify what gets corrected, and distinguish an action from a change of state.
Read and practisekıskanmak: envy and jealousy
Someone else’s courage, patience or success can prompt kıskanmak. Practise its forms, accusative objects and the difference between envy and jealousy in context.
Read and practisebağırmak: shouting and making yourself heard
A raised voice can express excitement or anger. Use bağırmak with a dative recipient, compare bağırırım and bağıracağım, and say “without shouting”.
Read and practiseuğraşmak: spend effort, work on, bother
Pottery, repairs and stubborn knots: use uğraşmak for what takes your time and effort, practise its forms, and recognise when it means bothering someone.
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