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Anonymous Posted 20 years ago
Grammar
how to use "in order to'
when there is a verb following up "in order to", do we need to use gerund or verb?
for example:
in order to be a king or in order to being a king, which one is rignt?
for example:
in order to be a king or in order to being a king, which one is rignt?
Top answer
in order to become a doctor
- in order to become a doctor
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You are right the first time
In order to be a king...in order to raise the roof....in order to lower their expectations...in order to become a doctor
In order to be a king...in order to raise the roof....in order to lower their expectations...in order to become a doctor
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Your first phrase, or any of these, are correct:
In order to be a king, you must be first in line to the throne.
In order to become a king, you must be first in line to the throne.
Being first in line to the throne, he was bound to become king.
In order to be a king, you must be first in line to the throne.
In order to become a king, you must be first in line to the throne.
Being first in line to the throne, he was bound to become king.
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I need to know English grammar deeply can you help me,please? I live in Africa (Ethiopia).There are so many thausends of studentes in my hand.I am an english teacher.
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