phrase of purpose

PHRASE OF PURPOSE
to inf
in order to
+ V (bare inf)
so as to
Ex:
1. I try to learn English to go abroad
2. I try to learn E in order to go abroad.
3. I try to learn E so as to go abroad.

CLAUSE OF PURPOSE
S+ V + so that + S + will/ would + V (binf)
+ in order that can/ could
may/ might

Ex:
1. I try to learn English so that I can go abroad
2. I try to learn E in order that I can go abroad.

COMBINE TWO SENT INTO ONE
1. I get up early every morning. I want to
review my lesson.
-> I get up early every morning to review my
lesson.
-> I get up early every morning so that I can
review my lesson.
-> I get up early every morning in order that I
can review my lesson.

COMBINE TWO SENT INTO ONE

1. She gave me some money. She wanted
me to buy some beef for her.
-> She gave me some money so that I could
buy some beef for her.
2. They talked silently. They didn’t want me
to hear them.
-> They talked silently in order that I couldn’t
hear them.

PHRASE OF PURPOSE
[ in order for + O + to inf ]

Ex:
1. She gave me some money for me to buy her some
beef.
2. They talked silently them in order for me not to hear.

EXERCISES
1. The boy stood on the chair. He wanted to get a
better view.
2. I’m studying hard. I want to keep pace with my
classmates.
3. Mai gets up early. She doen’t want to be late
for class.

EXERCISES
4. He hurried to the station so as not to miss the
train.
5. She locked the door in order not to be
disturbed.

6. I shouted so that I could warn every one of
danger.