Yapacak

Yapacak is a Turkish verb form that marks the simple future tense of the verb yapmak, meaning to do or to make. In English, it is typically rendered as "will do" or "is going to do." The form yapacak is used for third-person singular subjects, as in O yapacak, meaning "He/She/It will do."

Formation and related forms: The future tense in Turkish is formed by adding a suffix to the verb stem. For many roots, the suffix is -acak or -ecek, chosen according to vowel harmony. With yap- (to do), the correct form is yapacak. Other person forms include yapacağım (I will do), yapacaksın (you will do), yapacağız (we will do), and yapacaklar (they will do). The bare yapacak generally indicates future action with an understood subject.

Usage notes: Yapacak is common in both spoken and written Turkish. It is used to express planned, expected, or predicted actions in the near or distant future. The person is typically indicated by additional subject pronouns or by context; standalone yapacak often appears in declarative statements where the subject is clear.

Etymology and grammar: Yapacak is derived from the verb root yap- combined with the Turkish future suffix -acak, following standard Turkish vowel harmony rules. It is part of a broader system of tense and aspect marking that uses affixes rather than auxiliary verbs for simple future constructions.

Example sentences: O yarın bu işi yapacak. Bugün ne yapacaksın? Yapacaklar kısa süre içinde karar verecekler.