French language
Turkish language
Comparing
100

Reorder into correct French: “une pomme / mange / Je”.  

Je mange une pomme.

100

Reorder into correct Turkish: “okuyorum / Ben / kitabı”.  

Ben kitabı okuyorum.

100

In which language do object pronouns normally come before the verb?  

French.

200

In “Elle lit un livre.”, what is the object?  

un livre.

200

 In “Dün okulda arkadaşlarıma mektup yazdım.”, what is the verb? 

yazdim 

200

Which language uses SOV as its basic order: Turkish or French?  

Turkish

300

Where do object pronouns usually go in French?  


Before the verb (e.g., Je le vois)

300

In a long neutral Turkish sentence, where does the verb usually appear?  

At the end of the sentence.

300

In which language does negation wrap around the verb with two parts

French -    ne ……..pas

400

In “Je mange une pomme.”, what is the object?  

une pomme.  

400

In “Ben kitabı okuyorum.”, what is the object?  

Ben (S) – kitabı (O) – okuyorum (V)

400

In which language do most adjectives usually come after the noun?  

French.

Example: une pomme rouge (noun + adjective).

500

Reorder: regarde / la télé / Il  

Il regarde la télé.  

500

In “Biz her sabah otobüsle işe gidiyoruz.”, what is the time?  

her sabah

500

Which language’s basic sentence structure is closer to English?  

French (both are mainly SVO), though French has important differences like pronoun position and negation.