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Guptavandy Posted 15 years ago
Grammar
'in order to' and 'to'
Can anyone clarify the difference between 'in order to' and 'to'?
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Where they both mean 'in order to' (that is, where 'to' is a shortened form of 'in order to') there is no difference. 'To' as a lot of other meanings as a preposition, of course.
- Where they both mean 'in order to' (that is, where 'to' is a shortened form of 'in order to') there is no difference.
- 'To' as a lot of other meanings as a preposition, of course.
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Where they both mean 'in order to' (that is, where 'to' is a shortened form of 'in order to') there is no difference. 'To' as a lot of other meanings as a preposition, of course.
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