Is there a basic rule for forming sentences in Turkish?
In what order does the Turkish sentence work? Is there a rule? And can anyone give me an example please?

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hiii=)yes,there is a rule:)in Turkish, subject comes the first,then the object, and at the and of the sentence comes the verb.for example; 
Jane goes to school.  in Turkish --> "Jane okula gider."
here, school --> okul (to--> -e,-a / "to school" --> "okul-a")
go --> gitmek  "Subject + Object + Verb"
i tried to explain.i hope you find it useful;)
if you have questions again,you can ask me:))
take care,byee..

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Turkish is classified as a "SOV language" ( Subject - Object - Verb ). Most of Indo-European languages are classified as "SVO" ( Subject - Verb - Object ) languages.

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yes Turkish grammer is available mostly with German grammer. the verbal conjugations are as in German. the syntax is as in german.

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the most basic rule to give ur heart,otherwise nothing possible:)

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