Built specifically around the mistakes Turkish speakers make most.
Turkish has no articles. English has three. Here's what actually matters.
Turkish uses one form. English uses two. This single difference causes most tense errors.
Turkish is SOV. English is SVO. This is the root of your most natural-sounding mistakes.
"Eğer... olsaydı" vs "If... would have" — the gap between Turkish and English conditionals.
Turkish uses suffixes. English uses prepositions. They rarely match directly.
There's no equivalent in Turkish. But there's a logic to them — let's find it.