Author(s): Osman ESÄ°N
Turkey in the classification made about the kind of structural aspects of Turkish sentence syntax is experiencing a real serious problems. The fact that the classifications are made without a specific and common measure forms the basis of the problem. The discussions usually focus on simple structured sentences and especially compound sentences, which are the main subject of this study. Some Turkish grammar writers and academicians argue that sentences with verbs - morphemic sentences are not compound sentences but simple sentences, while those who disagree are arguing that the sentences in question are compound structured sentences. In terms of grammatical terms used for sentence types such as intricate compound sentence, conditional compound sentence, nested compound sentence and complex compound sentence, a common harmony and unity could not be achieved. For this reason, the structure of compound sentences (structural) and their evaluation as a linguistic system is still a complex problem today. This situation leads to an uncertainty among those who want to study in the field of structural linguistics as to which of the sentence classifications different from each other to base on. While people express their feelings and thoughts in written and verbal expression in order to be effective, powerful and detailed expression in compound sentences rather than simple sentences were needed for. Abdülhak ?inasi Hisar, in his novel named Çaml?cadaki Eni?temiz, mostly used compound and complex sentences when describing events and people. In this article, it is intended to draw attention to the construction of a sentence classification that aims to meet a common, within the framework of the main principles of structural linguistics, which will minimize, the current discussion of sentences with compound structures.
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