Clause of purpose

I wanted to listen to the news while I was making dinner. I turned on the TV. (so as to)

The students always do their homework before class. They don't want to have low scores. (in order to)

She turned down the radio. She didn't want to wake up her neighbors. (so that)

Ed took some money from his pocket. He wanted to buy a newspaper. (in order that)

We wrote Katie’s name on the calendar. If not, we may forget her birthday. (in order that)

He turned off the lights before going out. He never wanted to waste electricity. (so that)

I decided to learn English. I didn't intend to get a low-paying job. (so as to)

He studies hard. He doesn’t want to fail in the exam. (so as to)

Nancy is carrying extra courses every semester. She wants to graduate early. (in order to)

I put my phone on silent mode. I didn’t want to be interrupted while I was working. (in order that)

Rachel wanted to watch the news. She turned on the TV. (so as to)

I wish to have enough money. I want to buy a new house. (so as to)

Mary jogs everyday because she intends to lose weight. (in order to)

She stayed at work late today. She wanted to complete the report. (in order to)