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Balboa1 Posted 8 years ago
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To/and

Are both OK: But first I want to complete the exchange on the office unit to/and get my foot in the door.
  

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Both are possible, yes. "to" (meaning "in order to") more explicitly expresses purpose.

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  • Both are possible, yes.
  • "to" (meaning "in order to") more explicitly expresses purpose.
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Both are possible, yes. "to" (meaning "in order to") more explicitly expresses purpose.

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