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Use so that / in order that + subject + verb to explain why we do something
TRUE
After so, we can omit that: I studied hard so I could pass.
TRUE
In order that makes the meaning less formal
FALSE
Negative forms: so not as to /not in order to + V
FALSE. So as not to / in order not to + V
I turned off the lights ______ save electricity.
in order to
He wore a hat ______ he wouldn’t get sunburned.
so/ so that
She is saving money ______ she can travel abroad.
so that
We left early ______ avoid traffic.
in order to
She whispered ______ wake the baby.
so as not to
We whispered ______ nobody could hear us.
so that
She avoided eye contact ______ attract attention.
so as not to
He locked the door ______ no one could enter.
so/ so that
in order to , so as to + V (infinitive) has the same meaning, they are followed by verb.
TRUE
in order to / so as to + V (infinitive) 👉 Used when the subject is different
FALSE. Used when the subject is the same
