There are a bundle of particles in the Tor (Syriac Turabdin) dialect of Northern Kurdish, which depending on the kind of predicate and tense of the sentence can create progressive and prospective constructions. Although the particles have somewhat different forms depending on their functions and the kind of the predicate, the forms are identical to the forms of the linker Ezafe. In this study on the basis of the predicates they appear with, the function they have and their forms, these particles are divided into two groups; Group A and Group B. Group A particles appear with non-verbal predicates and do not add any semantic nuance to the sentences while Group B particles appear with locative and verbal predicates in order to create progressive and prospective constructions. This study describes these particles in the Tor dialect and compares them to similar particles in two other dialects of Northern Kurdish, Behdînî and Maraş. Also a description of the Ezafe is given in order to argue the relation between the Ezafe and these particles.