yapmayacak

Yapmayacak is a Turkish verb form meaning “will not do” or “is not going to do.” It is the negative future form of the verb yapmak, which means “to do” or “to make.” The form is used to describe a future action that will not take place.

Morphology and formation: Yapmayacak is built from the verb root yap- combined with the negation suffix -ma/-me and the future suffix -acak. In full conjugation, the pattern yields the following forms for the negative future: yapmayacağım (I will not do), yapmayacaksın (you will not do), yapmayacak (he/she/it will not do), yapmayacağız (we will not do), yapmayacaksınız (you all will not do), yapmayacaklar (they will not do). The stem adjusts with person and number endings in Turkish regular verb conjugation.

Usage: The form is used to state or question a future action that will not occur. It often appears in declarative sentences, as well as in questions such as “Yapmayacak mı?” (“Will he not do it?”). It can also appear in reported speech and conditional or hypothetical contexts where a future negation is described.

Examples:

- O bugün ödevini yapmayacak. (He will not do his homework today.)

- Yapmayacaksın kadar önemli değil. (It is not as important as you think you will not do.)

- Yarın ne yapmayacaklar? (What will they not do tomorrow?)

Notes: Yapmayacak is the third-person singular form; corresponding forms exist for all persons, following regular Turkish conjugation rules. It is distinct from the affirmative future yapacak and from other negations like yapmıyor (present continuous negation) or yapmaydı (past negative form).