Clauses of contrast and purpose

Choose the correct one!

• Despite being rich he is rather unhappy

• Despite being rich, he is rather unhappy

• In spite of be rich, he is rather unhappy

• In spite of be rich he is rather unhappy

choose the correct one

• It is better to do it slowly in order to make a mistate

• It is better to do it slowly in order to making a mistake

• It is better to do slowly in order not to make a mistake

• It is better to do slowly in ordet not making a mistake

Choose the correct structure for the clauses of purpose "to, in order to, so as to.

• to/in order to/ so as to/ + subject + modal verb

• to/in order to/ so as to/ + infinitive to express purpose

• to/in order to/ so as to/ + "the fact that" + (subject + verb) to express contrast

• to/in order to/ so as to/ + subject + gerund

which is more informal?

• Though

• Although

• Even though

• Through

Choose the correct one

• In spite of the fact that they are good friends, they argue a lot.

• Despite of that they are good friends, they argue a lot.

• Although of the fact that they are good friends, they argue a lot.

• In spite the fact that thay are good friends, they argue a lot.

Choose the correct option for each gap below

He won the race _______ being in his best form.

• in order not to

• in spite of not

• however not

• for not

Choose the correct option for each gap below

I'm training very hard _______ improve my personal best time

• for to

• as to

• so that

• in order to

Choose the correct structure.

• In spite of + subject + infinitive

• Despite + subject + modal verb

• So that + subject + modal verb

• For + infinite + clause of purpose

Choose the correct option for each gap below

He left his bag on purpose _______ he could have an excuse to go back.

• for

• in order to

• so that

• because he is in love with her

Choose the correct option for each gap below

I didn't tell her the truth _______ hurt her feelings

• for not

• in order to not

• so that not

• so as not to