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Clauses of contrast and purpose

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    Upper: use of although, even though, though, in spite of, despite, to, in order to, so as to, for, so that
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  • (Although/ In spite/ Despite) being rich, he is rather unhappy.
    Despite
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  • It is better to do it slowly (so / in order not to / though) make a mistake.
    in order not to
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  • (So that / To / Although) he got up late, he arrived in time for the interview.
    Although
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  • I'm studying English (to / for / despite) have more opportunities.
    to
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  • We bought more T-shirts (to / so that / though ) everyone could have one.
    so that
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  • (In spite of the fact / Even though / So) that they are good friends, they argue a lot.
    In spite of the fact
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  • She noted it down (for / so as not to / so that) forget.
    so as not to
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  • (Despite / Even though / In order to) his health isn't too good, he never misses a class.
    Even though
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  • He set his alarm (for / to / so that ) remember to take his medication.
    to
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  • He got the job __________ the fact that he didn't have any qualifications.
    in spite of / despite
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  • We spoke very quietly _________ to disturb the other campers.
    so as not / in order not
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  • ______ I'm not a vegetarian, I rarely eat meat.
    Although / Even though / Though
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  • He still gets up at 6.30, ________ he is retired now
    although / even though / though
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  • I worked late ______ finish the report.
    to / in order to / so as to
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  • We came in quietly so _____ not to wake the baby.
    as
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  • He always beats me at tennis, in _____ of the fact that he never practises.
    spite
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