Grammar

Turkish grammar for real verb conjugation

Pick a tense, compare close meanings, or open a verb page when you want to conjugate a Turkish form.

Five key tenses

Start with a single tense when you want to learn its meaning, form, and common mistakes.

Şimdiki zaman

Use it for what is happening right now or around now.

Görülen geçmiş zaman

Use it for completed events the speaker presents as directly known.

Gelecek zaman

Use it for future plans, predictions, and intended actions.

Geniş zaman

Use it for habits, general truths, abilities, and typical behavior.

Duyulan geçmiş zaman

Use it for past events known through report, inference, or later discovery.

Open these guides when the real problem is choosing between two similar tenses.

Current vs usual

Use this when you need to decide between something happening now and something that is usual, repeated, or generally true.

Direct vs reported

Use this when the real question is not past or not past, but whether the speaker knows it directly or reports, infers, or realizes it.

Use these pages when you need to check an ending pattern or look up real verbs with forms and examples.

Check vowel harmony and ending patterns for the key tenses instead of guessing the form.

Open verb pages with forms across the key tenses, examples, and a direct path into practice.

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