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Is it ok to put two to that's meant to mean in order to? Yes or no and why?
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Broadly speaking,no,because it can make it hard for the reader to figure out your meaning, as in the case of your example. A shorter and simpler simpler example is eg I bought a bike to ride to work to avoid being late. But to my mind, this sounds a little silly.
- Broadly speaking,no,because it can make it hard for the reader to figure out your meaning, as in the case of your example.
- A shorter and simpler simpler example is eg I bought a bike to ride to work to avoid being late.
- But to my mind, this sounds a little silly.
- Clive
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Broadly speaking,no,because it can make it hard for the reader to figure out your meaning, as in the case of your example.
A shorter and simpler simpler example is eg I bought a bike to ride to work to avoid being late. But to my mind, this sounds a little silly.
Clive
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