4. INFINITIVE OF PURPOSE: TO / IN ORDER TO/ SO AS TO / SO THAT


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1. I'm studying very hard at the moment  TO / SO THAT  pass my exams next month.

 2. I bought a dictionary     IN ORDER TO / SO THAT   help with my vocabulary.

 3. I went to bed early SO AS TO  /  SO THAT   I wouldn't be tired in the morning.

 4. I have to get up early. I set the alarm for five o'clock  SO THAT / SO AS NOT TO  oversleep.

 5. I waited for an hour SO THAT  / IN ORDER TO I could meet her.

 6. Some people do not eat before exercises   IN ORDER NOT TO  /  SO THAT  feel nauseated.

 7. Do exercise regularly   TO  /   SO THAT  have excellent health and well-being.

 8. My sister gave English lessons   SO THAT  /    IN ORDER TO  earn some pin money.

 9. Jenny is a very nice person. She is always prompt   SO THAT  /  TO  help her friends.

 10. They took the taxi    TO  /   SO AS NOT TO waste time.

 11. I'm going to Australia     IN ORDER NOT TO   /  SO THAT   forget my English.

 12. Make sure your bags are tagged SO THAT   /   IN ORDER TO   you can identify them later. 

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