Comprehension and production of subject-object relationship in reversible sentences both in active and passive voice of Turkish children in the acquisition of Turkish as first language

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Özcan, F. Hülya

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In this study, the aim is to find the rate of comprehension and production of subject-object relationship in reversible sentences both in active and passive voice in a group of children who are acquiring Turkish as first language. In Chapter I, the aim of the study is stated and some information about Turkish sentence structure is given. In Chapter II, the literature related to the comprehension and production of subject-object relationship and word order is reviewed. In Chapter III, the method, research design and the subjects are mentioned. In Chapter IV, the data collected for the purpose of study is analyzed. In Chapter V, the results of the data analysis is discussed.

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F. H. Özcan, “Comprehension and production of subject-object relationship in reversible sentences both in active and passive voice of Turkish children in the acquisition of Turkish as first language,” Middle East Technical University, 1986.