Writing with Tenses / Advanced Sentence Building
Reason and Purpose
A reason explains why something happened. A purpose explains the intended result. Use because + clause, to/in order to + V1, or so that + clause as needed.
Understand and use it
A reason explains why something happened. A purpose explains the intended result. Use because + clause, to/in order to + V1, or so that + clause as needed.
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I study English to improve my communication.
I speak slowly so that everyone can understand.
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