With respect to the order of constituents, temporal adjuncts can occur before or after the subject before the verb. In the following sentence, yesterday precedes the subject.
yesterday ix1 school go^not
‘Yesterday, I did not go to school.’
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The following example illustrates that the temporal adjunct can also follow the subject in the preverbal domain.
güla last week bodrum go
‘Gül went to Bodrum last week.’
(adapted from Kayabaşı et.al. in press, example 3)
A temporal adjunct within an embedded clause also occurs after the subject.
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_________re _________lips-p
[bilge yesterday what read] know^little
‘I know, a little, what Bilge read yesterday.’
(adapted from Hakgüder 2015a, example 103)