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    Hi, I hope someone who knows English better than me can explain this situation in a way better than me but i will try to explain it to you. "Yemek" is a pronoun in Turkish as well as a verb. and eat = yemek yemek, meal=yemek. For example, you can say " I want to eat an apple" ( Bir elma yemek istiyorum) or lunch = öğle yemeği , have lunch= öğle yemeği yemek dinner= akşam yemeği, have dinner= akşam yemeği yemek In daily We generally don't say that " Öğle yemeği/akşam yemeği yemeye gidiyorum" , We just say instead of both of them " yemek yemeye gidiyorum" So, Briefly, if you use yemek as a pronoun it is "meal". Otherwise it is eat as a "verb". you can use it as a verb with a pronoun like that " elma yemek, ekmek yemek, et yemek..." or you can use it with lunch and dinner like that "öğle yemeği yemek, akşam yemeği yemek..." Sorry for my English Have a nice day
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    March 16, 2016
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    Thank you so much Berneddi.
    You all are so kind.

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    November 17, 2014
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    Thank you so much Berneddi. 

    You all  are so kind.

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    November 17, 2014
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    Thank you so much Arianne. I see what you meant.

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    November 17, 2014
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    Usage of "that of" or "and that of"

    Hi, I was reading paper and I met a structure like "that of/and that of" I don't know. What does it mean? Could you someone who really knows this explain it,please? Thank you.

    Some examples;

    "As mentioned before, vehicle K calculates the position to vehicle L by differencing its absolute position and that of vehicle L."

    or

    "This analysis is independent of the proposed method and investigates the potential
    achievable performance adopting the approach and that of GPS."

    or

    "GPS-based position estimate is the difference of the DGPS-based position of the target vehicle and that of its neighbor"

    November 17, 2014
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