Expressing Purpose JOIN EACH PAIR OF SENTENCES BY USING

JOIN EACH PAIR OF SENTENCES BY USING
in order that / so that in order to / so as to/ to with the view to

for with the intension of with the purpose of
1. He took a course in programming. He wanted to get a better-paid job.

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2. The immigrants work very hard. They want their children to have a good education and
a better life.
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3. He helped us with the calculations. As a result, we were able to keep the deadline.
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4. He hurried with the experiment. He wanted to be at home at 2 p.m.
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5. She spoke very loud. That's why even those sitting in the back row could hear her.
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6. She spoke very loud. She wanted even those sitting in the back row to hear her.
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7. He is saving. He wants to buy a 3D TV.
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8. She got up early. She didn't want to miss the beginning of the lecture.
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9. The manual was very confusing. 1 thought 1 would never be able to start the machine.
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REWRITE THESE SENTENCES USING THE WORDS IN
BRACKETS:
1 We worked extra time. We want to get more money. (in order to)
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2 Samir and her husband took "a loan from the bank. They want to buy a new house.
(with the intension of)
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3 My brother wants to entertain himself. He went to Paris last holiday.
(With a view to)
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4 Our team signed new players. We wanted to win the championship this year. (so that)
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5 My family will go to a big restaurant. We want to celebrate my father's birthday. ( in
order that)
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5. The secretary contacted me. She reminded me about the meeting. (in
order to)
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6. Harold studied hard. He didn't want to fail his History test. (so as
not to)
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7. He took an umbrella with him. He didn't want to get wet in the rain.
(With the aim of)
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8. She saved money. She intended to buy a car. (with a view to)
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9. Jane gave Bob her phone number. Then Bob could ring her. (so that)
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10. Let's buy some biscuits. We may have guests. (for)
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11. He took a taxi to the airport. He worried he would miss his flight. (to)
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in order that / so that in order to / so as to/ to with the view to

1. He took a course in programming. He wanted to get a better-paid job.

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