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Elena brought these pots and pans ____ cooking.
for+-ing to describe the purpose of an object
I brought an umbrella _____ I won't get wet.
so (colloquial) or so that to describe a planned result
My bike broke down ___ I'm late.
so (unplanned results are expressed with so only, not so that)
She wrote everything down on her notebook ____ she wouldn't forget it.
so or so that (planned purpose of an action)
Don't take my phone! I need them ____ phone calls later. (use the verb make, multiple correct responses))
'to make' (to+inifiniive) purpose of an action or 'for' or 'for making'
Why are you highlighting the keywords? ___ make them easier to see later.
to (to+inifinitve) to describe purpose of an action)
I signed up for dancing classes ___ I can get ready for my dance date.
so that
I decided to take some time off ____ my health.
for+noun
I decided to take some time off ___ look after my health.
to (to+infinitive)
He went to the office today ___ a meeting. (then rephrase it with attend)
for, to attend
