اللغة الإنجليزية – Expressing Purpose: To, In Order To, So That – 1st Year Secondary (Literary Stream) – BAC – Algerian Curriculum

Expressing Purpose: To, In Order To, So That

Expressing purpose explains why an action is done. To + infinitive: I study to learn. In order to + infinitive (more formal): She worked hard in order to succeed. So as to + infinitive: He left early so as to arrive on time. So that + clause (can/could/will/would): I saved money so that I could buy a car. So that + clause (present/future): I will study hard so that I can pass. So that + clause (past): He studied hard so that he would pass. For + noun/-ing: I went to the store for milk. This tool is for cutting wood. Examples: He went to university to get a degree. She exercises regularly so that she can stay healthy. Exercise: Complete using the correct structure: 1- I am saving money … (buy a laptop). 2- She called him … (invite to party). Related: Expressions and Writing.

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