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Choose the correct answer. ________ we can seat everyone, we've rented two extra tables and some chairs.
In order so that we can
In order to
In order so
In order that
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Is it correct? In order to not to lose them, I always put my keys in the same place at home.
In order not to lose them....
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Join the two sentences. They didn't want to miss the flight. They set off for the airport early. (so as not to)
So as not to miss the flight, they set off for the airport early.
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Is it correct? I went to the library in order for finding some peace and quiet.
I went to the library in order to find some peace and quiet.
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Complete the sentence. ______ to waste time on social networking, I never use social media when I'm at work.
In order not to
For not
To prevent
So as to not
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Choose the correct answer. I usually take the stairs _______ the crowded lift.
to avoid
for avoiding
in order to prevent
to prevent
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Choose the correct answer. The road was closed for about six hours _____ they could repair it.
so that
in order not
so as
for
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Choose the correct answer. I'm trying to be very quiet ______ disturb Kevin's meeting in the next office.
for not to
so as not to
to prevent
out of order to
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Join the two sentences. I'm distracted by the noise of people around me. I wear headphones at work. (avoid)
To avoid being distracted by the noise of people around me, I wear headphones at work.
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Is it correct? Let's take a different route so avoiding the road works.
Let's take a different route in order to avoid/ so as to avoid the road works.
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Join the two sentences. I gave him my mobile number. He can text me. (so that)
I gave him my mobile number so that he can text me.
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Why did he bring his umbrella? (avoid)
To avoid getting caught in the rain
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Rewrite the sentence using the expression in brackets. I'd like to change some of my work habits because I want to work more efficiently. (so that)
I'd like to change some of my work habits so that I can work more efficiently.
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Complete the sentence. This notebook _____ recording the names of the people who attend the workshop.
avoids
is so for
is
is for
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Complete the sentence. We decided to extend the deadline ______ to take the pressure off the team.
so as to
so as to not
so that
in order that
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Is it correct? I set my alarm for six so as I would be on time for work.
I set my alarm for six so as to be on time for work.
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Rewrite the sentence using the expression in brackets. Helen switches off her phone when she's writing because she needs to concentrate. (in order)
Helen switches off her phone when she's writing in order that she can concentrate/ in order to concentrate.
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Join the two sentences. Smokers block the entrance. We put up 'no smoking' signs. (prevent)
To prevent smokers blocking the entrance, we put up 'no smoking' signs.
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Join the two sentences. More scholarships have been offered. More people will study engineering. (in order that)
More scholarships have been offered in order that more people will study engineering.
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Choose the correct answer. I'd like to meet Elsa ______ what her plans are.
for finding out
so as find out
in order not to be found out
to find out
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Complete the sentence. I'd like to meet you next week ______ we can discuss our deadlines.
so that
that
in order
so as not to
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Complete the sentence. The time management software I use ______ work has helped me a lot.
so as to be
so as to
for
so that I
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Choose the correct answer. I left the garage unlocked _____ Ollie to put the car away.
for
in order to
so
so as
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Complete the sentence. Jaime saves time by starting work at 7.30am, ______ the morning rush hour.
to be avoided by
in order to be avoiding
to avoid
for avoiding
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Join the two sentences. I don't usually drink coffee but I keep some in the house. Visitors drink it. (for)
I don't usually drink coffee but I keep some in the house for visitors to drink.
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Rewrite the sentence using the expression in brackets. I used to avoid responsibility because I didn't want to make mistakes. (so as)
I used to avoid responsibility so as not to make mistakes.
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Is it correct? I wear these clothes for run.
I wear these clothes for running.
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