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Oligalma Posted 10 years ago
Grammar
Purpose order
I'd like to know if it's possible to put purpose at the beginning of a sentence. For example:
He uses his bike to save money.
To save money he uses his bike.
He uses his bike to save money.
To save money he uses his bike.
Top answer
Yes that's OK. I would insert a comma though: To save money, he uses his bike.
- Yes that's OK.
- I would insert a comma though: To save money, he uses his bike.
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Yes that's OK. I would insert a comma though:
To save money, he uses his bike.
To save money, he uses his bike.
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