Purpose Phrases: So That, In Order To

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Test your grasp of purpose clauses.

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Purpose Phrases: So That, In Order ToVersion en ligne Test your grasp of purpose clauses. par Vicky Wijaya 1 'In order to' cannot appear with pronoun subjects. Yes No 2 The particle 'to' is never used with a gerund. Yes No 3 'In order to' and 'so that' both express purpose, but 'so that' is followed by a clause with a finite verb. Yes No 4 'So that' can be used only at the end of a sentence. Yes No 5 To express purpose, 'to' can never be followed by a verb. Yes No 6 'So that' is followed by a clause, for example 'She whispered so that no one would hear'. Yes No 7 'In order to' is more formal than the simple 'to' infinitive. Yes No 8 To express purpose, we often use the infinitive form after 'to'. Yes No 9 'To' can be used before a verb to show purpose, as in 'I study to pass the exam'. Yes No 10 'In order to' is always less formal than the simple 'to'. Yes No

Purpose Phrases: So That, In Order ToVersion en ligne

Test your grasp of purpose clauses.

par Vicky Wijaya

'In order to' cannot appear with pronoun subjects.

Yes

The particle 'to' is never used with a gerund.

Yes

'In order to' and 'so that' both express purpose, but 'so that' is followed by a clause with a finite verb.

Yes

'So that' can be used only at the end of a sentence.

Yes

To express purpose, 'to' can never be followed by a verb.

Yes

'So that' is followed by a clause, for example 'She whispered so that no one would hear'.

Yes

'In order to' is more formal than the simple 'to' infinitive.

Yes

To express purpose, we often use the infinitive form after 'to'.

Yes

'To' can be used before a verb to show purpose, as in 'I study to pass the exam'.

Yes

'In order to' is always less formal than the simple 'to'.

Yes

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Purpose Phrases: So That, In Order ToVersion en ligne

par Vicky Wijaya

'In order to' cannot appear with pronoun subjects.

The particle 'to' is never used with a gerund.

'In order to' and 'so that' both express purpose, but 'so that' is followed by a clause with a finite verb.

'So that' can be used only at the end of a sentence.

To express purpose, 'to' can never be followed by a verb.

'So that' is followed by a clause, for example 'She whispered so that no one would hear'.

'In order to' is more formal than the simple 'to' infinitive.

To express purpose, we often use the infinitive form after 'to'.

'To' can be used before a verb to show purpose, as in 'I study to pass the exam'.

'In order to' is always less formal than the simple 'to'.

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