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User_gary Posted 19 years ago
Grammar

in order to / to

One has to be very receptive and patience in order to /to improve one's English.

Please help me to choose the correct option.
  

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:) I think both are correct, "to" is the simplified form of "in order to", at least that was what I was told. "In order to" is more formal than "to".

— Pucca

  • :) I think both are correct, "to" is the simplified form of "in order to", at least that was what I was told.
  • "In order to" is more formal than "to".
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Hello User_gary!:)

I think both are correct, "to" is the simplified form of "in order to", at least that was what I was told.

"In order to" is more formal than "to".
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User_garyOne has to be very receptive and patient in order to /to improve one's English.

Please help me to choose the correct option.
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