1. Usage of Connectors – Reason,
Cause & Purpose - 04
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2. In this lesson we learn the usage of CONNECTORS OF
REASON, CAUSE & PURPOSE.
We use the following connectors to introduce the above.
In order that; So that
We use “In order that; So that” to introduce “reason, cause or
purpose”.
But the structure that we follow for the usage of the above
connectors is completely different from our previous
connectors – reason, cause or purpose.
Connector + subject + modal + base form of the verb
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3. Let us study the following pair of sentences.
He can buy a car. He needs to save money.
In order that he can buy a car he needs to save money.
So that he can buy a car he needs to save money.
In order that you can pass the examination you need to
study.
So that you can pass the examination you need to study.
In order that I can solve the problem I need not to worry.
So that I can solve the problem I need not to worry.
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4. We should not get confused “In order that” with “In order to or
In order for”
In order that needs a subject whereas “In order to” needs a
base form of the verb and “In order for” needs a pronoun.
In order to buy a car he needs to save money.
In order for him to buy a car he needs to save money.
Hope the doubt is clarified.
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