TİD does not have rich inflectional morphology expressing tense, aspect, or modality. Instead, it makes use of a number of free lexical items (markers) that express these inflectional notions. Some sign languages also have agreement markers (or agreement auxiliaries). However, this category has not been observed in TİD.
For inflectional morphemes expressing tense, aspect, modality, and agreement, see [Morphology - 3].