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Türkçeden İngilizceye ögrenme problemi

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İngilizce-Türkçe çeviri sorunlarıyla ilgili en son mini makaleleri okuyabilirsiniz. Diğer bloglarda aram yapmak için asağıdaki kullunın

blog post : 28 : Date : 2024-12-22

English expression idiom "Since forever"

Is an Exception to the since rule.

The phrase since forever is an informal expression often used by native English speakers to exaggerate or emphasize that something has been happening for a very long time. For example, "They've been best friends since forever." While it includes the word since, it doesn’t refer to a specific starting point in time. This can confuse learners, as it seems to break the usual rule that since requires a definite starting time. Instead, since forever acts like a casual or hyperbolic way of saying for a very long time. It's best to treat it as an idiomatic expression rather than a literal combination of the two words.

Is an Exception to the since rule.
Is an Exception to the since rule.

blog post : 27 : Date : 2024-12-22

The English words since and for

How to use since and for correctly

The words since and for are used to talk about time but in different ways. Since generally refers to a starting point in time, like a specific date, day, or event (e.g., "since last week," "since yesterday," or "since we met"). This starting point can be expressed in various ways, sometimes even in a separate sentence (e.g., "I’ve been happy since we spoke yesterday"). For, on the other hand, refers to a duration of time, such as a period that can be measured (e.g., "for three days," "for a year," or "for a long time"). Note that for has many other meanings and uses beyond time-related expressions.

How to use since and for correctly
How to use since and for correctly

blog post : 26 : Date : 2024-12-18

Calmak to play an instrument

Also means to steal

Çalmak to play an instrument beware of the context in which this word is used. determine if it is about music(müsik) or a theft. Example (örnek) sentence (cümle). "Gitari (guitar) cok iyi çaliyor. He plays the guitar very well.

Also means to steal
Also means to steal

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When to use Etmek and Yapmak. Misunderstandings about Turkish and English negation. How to use Yok. Why do Turkish shopkeepers always say "yok" there isn't or there aren't any. English uses both Yok there isn't there aren't as well as we have not, we don't have any. This is confusing to English speakers who regard these as being the same. But not in Turkish.

Learn about these cultural nuances and daily set phrases collocations in both Turkish and English. İngilizce veya Türkçe kültirel nüanslar, set ifadeleri ve eşdizimler hakkında bilgi edınin

İngilizce ögrencileri için etmek ve yapmak ne zaman kullanılır. İngilizce öğrenenler için yok ve hiçbiri arasındakı farklar.

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