"Çocuklar okuldan geliyor."
Translation:The children are coming from school.
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It can be. -lar is optional in sentences like this, with a human subject that is already marked as being plural.
So both Çocuklar okuldan geliyor and Çocuklar okuldan geliyorlar are correct.
(On the other hand, if the subject were non-human, e.g. "The apples are falling from the tree", then you must not add the -lar ending to the verb: "Elmalar ağaçtan düşüyor".)
Why is name school not made infinitive for example( the.) Hospital should need infinitive (the)
Infinitives involves verbs and not nouns. I am guess that you are talking about the accusative case. One noun can only take one case at a time :) (You can't say okul-u-nun-dan-da-ya-yla) :) Just one case per noun. Also, the accusative case is for specific direct objects of which there are none in this sentence.
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Could you add something like "bu" to make a direct object more specific if you have the ablative case on it? Ex: "She came from that store"
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So what if I want to say the children are coming from their school Thank u
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Would "The children are coming here from school." be "Çocuklar burasi okuldan geliyorlar."?
