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Turkish grammer and sentence structure is little bit different from other europan language. Turks are using the verb at the end of the sentence. but the Turkish grammer is the same about the pronouns and conjugation. Past Tense (Geçmiş Zaman) consists of two parts : -Di'li Geçmiz zaman (görülen) and -Miş'li Geçmiş Zaman (duyulan). we see the action and the action is exactly finish (completed) in -Di'li Geçmiş Zaman . On the other hand the action is not seen or heard by the subject ( pronoun) and the action learned or known afterward in the Miş'li geçmiş zaman. but the basic past tense in Turkish is -Di'li Geçmiş zaman. we make the simple past tense in Turkish language with adding the addition -dı, - di, -du, -dü (-tı, -ti, -tu, -tü ) to the verb stem. now I am present you to table about the past tenses conjugation.

pronouns conjugation pronouns conjugation
ben gel - dim I came
sen gel - din you came
o gel - di he/she/it came
biz gel - dik we came
siz gel - diniz you came
onlar gel - diler they came

Ben eve geldim. ( I came home). Pronoun + object + Verb stem + -dı, -di, -du, -dü .

Sen eve geldin. (You came home).

O eve geldi. (He came home).

Biz eve geldik. (We came home).

Siz eve geldiniz. (You came home).

Onlar eve geldiler. (They came home).

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