Abstract
A Shift Event and the Reflections to the –sA Conditional Suffix
The dominance of Western grammar apprehension on Turkish grammar is a widely known truth. Given judgements in this tradition, even mostly show coherence with general linguistics, in custom some contradictory situations for Turkish arising is a matter needed to be asserted. In this study, a data being thought to be like that will be approached. Although it takes personal mark, debates about -sA conditional suffix’s being evaluated as gerund are not about to seem to have finished for today. View of that this suffix takes personal mark and structures of gerund doesn’t take “personal mark” will be explicated in the light of former issues in this study. <
Keywords
-sA conditional suffix, subjunctive mood, gerund
