@article{article_282635, title={Some Remarks on "ve" and "dA" As Links Between Sentences in Turkish}, journal={Journal of Turkish Language and Literature}, volume={54}, pages={111–127}, year={2016}, author={Şenlik, Ahmet Şefik}, keywords={Bağlaçlar,ve,dA,cümleler arası simetri,Türkçe söz dizimi,-(y)Ip gerundium}, abstract={<p class="MsoNormal" style="text-align:justify;"> <span lang="en-us" style="font-size:10pt;font-family:’Times New Roman’, serif;" xml:lang="en-us">This paper deals with conjunctions <b> <i>ve </i> </b>and <b> <i>
dA </i> </b>,
which connect sentences in Turkish. After a short section about their origins
and etymological analyses we deal with them according to their syntactical and
semantic functions and certain connective properties in texts. So we ask the
questions whether <b> <i>ve </i> </b> has really two different meanings,
symmetrical and asymmetrical, in different types of texts, and what about <b> <i>
dA </i> </b>in the same environment, and whether it is possible to change the
places of the sentences without losses in meaning. Another subject is about <b> <i>
dA </i> </b>,
which can be used as a connective word in different places in the text, i.e. as
interface and postpositive unit. What is the connective function in those
different positions? The last question is about the functions of <b> <i>ve </i> </b>
and <b> <i> dA </i> </b> between gerundial/adverbial clauses and main sentences. </span> </p> <p> </p>}, number={54}, publisher={İstanbul Üniversitesi}