In Turkish grammar, the concept of Continuous and Perfect tense exists just like in many other languages. Continuous tense is used to express ongoing actions that are happening in the present or the future. The suffix “-yor” is used in this case. Perfect tense, on the other hand, signifies actions that have been completed, either in the recent past or at any undisclosed time in the past. The suffix “-di” corresponds to the Perfect tense. Understanding these concepts can help you to accurately depict when actions are happening or have happened in Turkish.