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He studied really hard. He wanted to get better marks. (in order to)
He studied really hard in order to get better marks.
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Linda turned on the lights. She wanted to see better (so that)
She turned on the lights so that she could see better.
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I have opened the window _____ let some fresh air in.
in order to
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I'm studying very hard these days _____I can pass my class
so that
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We are going to the movies. We will watch a horror film. (to)
We are going to the movies to watch a horror film.
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Many people leave their countries _____ have better lives
in order to
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I took a digital camera with me ____ I could take some photos during my trip.
so that
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Jason turned off the radio _____ he could concentrate on his work.
so that
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You should exercise regularly _____ keep your body in shape
in order to
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You need to take some days off ____ to travel with us.
in order to
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I called you ______ invite you to my birthday party
in order to
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I have started an English course _____ improve my English
in order to
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Make sure your bags are tagged _____ you can find them easily.
so that
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I had to take a taxi _____ I wouldn't be late for my appointment.
so that
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I went to bed early ____ wake up early.
in order to
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We all put on our jackets ______ keep warm.
in order to
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I trained every single day _____ I could improve my performance.
so that
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I'm coming with you. I want to help you out (in order to).
I'm coming with you in order to help you.
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She attends a course. She wants to learn chess (in order to)
She attends a course in order to learn chess.
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Okay!
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