Word Order in Statements

1. they sit on the bench
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2. often in the forest we walk
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3. are the boys playing hockey
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4. after Frank and Robert meet school
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5. she is from Scotland
    .
6. read I books at home
    .
7. sometimes write tests we
    .
8. one two and sister has he brothers
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9. go the girls Saturday every to the club
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10. kitchen you in are the
     .

Word Order in Statements 2

1. Maria / my name / is
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2. a comic / Susan / reads
   .
3. play / in the garden / they
   .
4. sings / he / a song
   .
5. have / I / got / a dog
   .
6. sit / on / we / the bench
   .
7. do / my / I / homework
   .
8. her / she / friend / phones
   .
9. computer / games / likes / he
   .
10. her / the / mother / girl / is / helping
    .

EXPRESSING PURPOSE

Linkers of purpose and reason

We can use the following linkers to talk about the purpose of an action:

• To/in order (not) to/so as (not) to + infinitive.

I hired a car to tour the island.
I started the website in order to save money.
He went to Alaska so as to experience something new.
He left early in order not to miss his flight home.

• So/so that + clause. We often omit the word that in informal or spoken English. We often use these linkers with can/can't/could/will/won't/wouldn't.

I'd love to go to Alaska so I can have a white Christmas!
He took a notebook so that he could write about his holiday.


We can use the following linkers to talk about the reason for an action or event:

• As/because/since + clause.

As the flight was cancelled, we stayed an extra night.
James started the website because he wanted to travel.
Since the weather was bad, we spent the day at the hotel.

• Because of + noun/noun phrase.

He couldn't go jet-skiing because of the bad weather.

TAKEN FROM http://laurazrenglish.blogspot.mx/2011/02/linkers-of-purpose-and-reason.html

Purpose with to, in order to and so as to

Use to , so as to, and in order to to express purpose in the affirmative form.
Examples:

• He is looking for a part time job to save some pocket money.
• She wakes up early in order to be on time to work.
• They visited him so as to offer their condolences for the death of his wife.

Use so as not to and in order not to to express purpose in the negative form.
Examples:

• They woke up early in order not to be late.
• She exercises regularly so as not to get fat.
• He helped the new policewoman so as not to fail in her first mission.

Purpose with so that

You can also express purpose with so that. In this case you generally need to use a modal.
Examples:

• He turned down the music so that he wouldn't disturb the neighbors.
• He got a visa so that he can travel to the USA.
• He decided to stay in England for a while so that he could practice his English.

Purpose with for

Purpose can be also expressed by using for. For may be followed by either a noun or a verb + ing.
Examples:

• I stopped there for a chat.
• This mop is for cleaning the floor.

Choose the correct expression of purpose.

1. Concentrate on your exercise                         so as not to            to            so that           make any mistakes.
2. You have to wake up                               to               in order not to               so that              be on time.
3. You have to register                         in order to            so as not to            so that              participate in the forum.
4. She left work early                         so as not to            to            so that              be at home when he arrives.
5. Ships carry life boats                         so as not to            so as to            so that              the crew can escape when the ship sinks.
6. I will go to university                         in order not to            to            so that              continue my studies.
7. He exercises regularly                         in order to            in order not to            so that           be overweight.
8.                         So as not to            To            So that           you can produce a good essay, you need to edit your writing before you hand it in.
9. She works hard                         so as to            in order not to            so that           she can earn a living.
10. These men risk their lives                         to            not to            so that              we may live more safely.

1) He opened the window.He wanted to let  fresh air in.(in order to) He opened the window. 2)I took my camera.I wanted to take some photos.(so that) I took my camera . 3)He studied really hard.He wanted to get better marks.(in order to)  He studied really hard. 4)Jason learns Chinese.His aim is  to work  in China.( to)  Jason learns Chinese. 5)I’ve collected money.I will buy a new car.(so that)  I’ve collected money. 6)Many people left Turkey in 1960s.They wanted to find jobs in Germany.( in order to)  Many people left Turkey in 1960s. 7)She attends to a course.She wants to  learn chess.(to)  She attends to a course. 8)Linda turned on the lights.She wanted to see better.(so that)  Linda turned on the lights. 9)I will come with you.I want to help you.(in order to)  I will come with you. 10)We are going to cinema.We will watch a horror film.(to)  We are going to cinema. 11)You must take your umbrella so that you won’t get wet.(in order)  You must take your umbrella  12)He waited at the counter.He wanted to see her.(in order) He waited at the counter. 13)We all put on our coats.We were feeling cold.(so that) We all put on our coats keep warm.

. I'm studying very hard at the moment forso as not toto pass my exams next month.
2. I bought a dictionary in order not toforto help with my vocabulary.
3. I went to bed early so as not toin order not toso that I wouldn't be tired in the morning.
4. I have to get up early. I set the alarm for five o'clock in order toso as toin order not to oversleep.
5. I waited for an hour so as not toso thatfor I could meet her.
6. Some people do not eat before exercises in order not totoin order to feel nauseated.
7. Do exercise regularly in order toin order not tofor to have excellent health and well-being.
8. My sister gave English lessons so as not toin order toin order not to earn some pin money.
9. Jenny is a very nice person. She is always prompt toforso as not to help her friends.
10. They took the taxi so as not toin order toto waste time.
11. I'm going to Australia so as not toin order toto forget my English.
12. Make sure your bags are tagged for thatso thatso as not to you can identify them later.

VERBS AND NOUNS WITH THE SAME FORM

A

access ache

act address

aim alert

answer arrest

attack auction

B

back bail balance balloon ban bandage bank

bare bargain battle beam bear beat bend

benefit blame blast bleach block bloom blow

board bomb bother bounce bow box bread

break breed broadcast brush bump burn buy

C

cake call camp care catch cause challenge change

chant charge cheat check cheer chip claim clip

cloud clue coach color comb comfort contrast control

cook coop copy cost count cover crack crash

crate credit crush cure curl curve cut cycle

D

dam damage dance deal decay decrease

delay delight demand design dial die

dislike display dive divorce dock double

doubt drain draw dream dress drill

drink drive duck dump dust dye

E

echo email end

escape esteem

estimate exchange

excuse exhibit

experience eye

F

face fall favor fax fear feel

fight file fill film finish fish

fix flap flash float flood floss

flow flower fly fold fool force

form frame freeze frown function

G

garden gaze gel

glue grate grease

grill grimace grin

grip guarantee guard

guess guide

H

hammer hand handle harm

harness hate head heap

heat help hide highlight hike

hit hold hop hope hose

hug humor hunt hurry

I

ice impact

inch increase

influence insult

interest iron

itch

J

jail

jam

joke

judge

jump

K

keep kick

kiss knit

knock knot

L

label land last

laugh lead leap level

license lie lift light

limit link load loan

lock look love

M

mail make man

march mark match mate

matter mean measure milk

mind mine miss mistake

moor move mug

N

nail name

need nest

notch note

notice number

O

object

offer

oil

order

P

pack pad paddle paint park part pass paste pause

pat pay pedal peel pelt permit phone photograph

pick pine place plan plane plant play plow

plug point poke pop post practice praise present

process produce promise protest pull pump punch push

Q

question

quilt

quiz

R

race rain raise rant

rate reach reason record reign

rent repair reply report request

rhyme ring riot risk rock

roll row ruin rule run

S

sail sand saw scare scratch screw search season sense shampoo shape share shelter shock

shop show sign signal silence sin sip skate sketch ski slice slide slip

smell smile smirk smoke snack snow sound span spot spray sprout squash stain

stamp stand star start state steer step sting stop store storm stress strip

stroke struggle study stuff stunt suit supply support surf surprise swap swing swivel

T

tack talk taste tear tease telephone test

thunder thought tick tie time tip

tire toast touch tour tow trace track

trade train transport trap travel treat trick

trim trust tug turn twist type

U

upstage

use

V

vacuum

value

visit

voice

vote

W

walk waltz wake watch

water wave wear whip

whisper whistle wick wink

wire wish work

worry wrap wreck

Y

yawn

yield

Z

zone

IDIOMS

IDIOMS

INFINITIVES

LINKING WORDS

Linking words are always confusing and difficult to learn.

Here you have some examples. Hope they are useful.

Sequence

·         First / firstly, second / secondly, third / thirdly etc ·         Next, last, finally ·         In addition, moreover ·         Further / furthermore ·         Another ·         Also ·         In conclusion ·         To summarise

Result

·         So ·         As a result ·         As a consequence (of) ·         Therefore ·         Thus ·         Consequently ·         Hence ·         Due to

Emphasis

·         Undoubtedly ·         Indeed ·         Obviously ·         Generally ·         Admittedly ·         In fact ·         Particularly / in particular ·         Especially ·         Clearly ·         Importantly

Addition

·         And ·         In addition / additionally / an additional ·         Furthermore ·         Also ·         Too ·         As well as

Reason

·         For ·         Because ·         Since ·         As ·         Because of

Example

·         For example ·         For instance ·         That is (ie) ·         Such as ·         Including ·         Namely

Contrast

·         However ·         Nevertheless ·         Nonetheless ·         Still ·         Although / even though ·         Though ·         But ·         Yet ·         Despite / in spite of ·         In contrast (to) / in comparison ·         While ·         Whereas ·         On the other hand ·         On the contrary

Comparison

·         Similarly ·         Likewise ·         Also ·         Like ·         Just as ·         Just like ·         Similar to ·         Same as ·         Compare ·         compare(d) to / with ·         Not only...but also