@article{2014,title={ABOUT TEACHING TURKISH PARTICIPLES TO RUSSIAN LANGUAGE NATIVE SPEAKERS I},abstractNode={In this study after explaining the concept of participles they ares discussed in similar and different aspects of Turkish and Russian. İt is determinden than while participles of verbs in Turkish only brought onto the attachment, in Russian it is on the attachment as well as some of the acts in words. Turkish is in the Ural-Altai language family in terms of resources, but the Russian is located in the Indo-European language family. Russian and Turkish are agglutinative languages in terms of structure. Turkish is a language that only the agglutinative, but in Russian prefixes and suffixes are both. Study is},author={Hüseyin POLAT},year={2014},journal={The Journal of Academic Social Science Studies}}