"In the west, turtles eat lemons."

[JuliaLowe1]

Why is it incorrect to make lemons plural here? I put limonları...

[sainio]

"Limonları" would make it "turtles eat the lemons" -- that is, they'd have to be particular lemons. If we're just talking about lemons in general, the object doesn't get the plural or accusative endings.

[egle394590]

Why yer and not yerler?

[AlexinNotTurkey]

If you have the plural marker on the subject (e.g. kaplumbağalar) you do not have to include -lAr on the suffix.

[Juanda-Nie1]

Why don't we use the accusative for "limon"? And if so, would it be "limonu"? Thanks!

[TinDefacto]

Ah, cultural differences.

[MoDan11]

If it is "in THE west" why is it batida, not batisinda?