In Order To Quiz

What does the phrase 'in order to' indicate?

• Time or sequence

• Purpose or intention

• Condition or requirement

• Result or consequence

Which verb form is commonly used after 'in order to'?

• infinitive

• gerund

• past participle

• present participle

Complete the sentence: 'She studied hard ________ pass the exam.'

• to

• in order that

• in order to

• so as to

True or False: 'In order to' can be replaced with 'to' without changing the meaning of the sentence.

• False

• True

• Only in formal writing

• Sometimes

What is the purpose of using 'in order to' in a sentence?

• To indicate intention or purpose

• To emphasize a point

• To show contrast

• To express a condition

What is the difference between 'in order to' and 'so as to'?

• The difference is that 'in order to' is used for specific purposes and 'so as to' is used for general purposes.

• The difference is that 'in order to' is used for positive purposes and 'so as to' is used for negative purposes.

• The difference is that 'in order to' is more informal and 'so as to' is more formal.

• The difference is that 'in order to' is more formal and 'so as to' is less formal.

True or False: 'In order to' is always followed by a verb.

• False

• Sometimes

• Only in formal writing

• True

Rewrite the sentence using 'in order to': 'I wake up early so that I can catch the bus.'

• I wake up early in order to take the bus.

• I wake up early in order to walk to the bus.

• I wake up early in order to catch the bus.

• I wake up early in order to miss the bus.

What is the meaning of the phrase 'in order to'?

• The meaning of the phrase 'in order to' is to express doubt or uncertainty.

• The meaning of the phrase 'in order to' is to emphasize a point or argument.

• The meaning of the phrase 'in order to' is to indicate purpose or intention.

• The meaning of the phrase 'in order to' is to indicate time or sequence.