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- order
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When we use "in order to," we are telling the reason or purpose for doing something. If you set your alarm clock in order to get up early, the purpose of setting your clock is to make it possible to get up early. If someone asks why you set your clock, you could answer "in order to get up early."
My grandmother moved the TV closer in order to see it better.Alicia and her mom took the subway in order to get downtown fast.In order to win the competition, you will have to practice a lot more. |
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