MUSTAFA ZRİR'S "A HUNDRED THINGS AND A HUNDRED STORIES" M. SD.

10.52773/tsuull.conf.2026.23.05/EZPO6084

Abstract

The object, the verb adjective, and the verb conjunction, which are the infinitive or impersonal forms of the verb, do not indicate a specific tense and do not change according to person or quantity. The object, the verb adjective, the verb conjunction, and the verb conjunction are subject to the adverb according to the subject's position. Despite the similarities, the verb's inflectional forms are studied in the context of verbs because they retain the basic properties of the verb (the concept of motion and even the expression of general tense, the processing of negation and affirmation, the presence of influence and absence of influence).