Purpose and Use of Clauses

The video tutorial by Mohamed Abdel Wahab, supervised by Dr. Lamia, covers two types of adverbial clauses: purpose and result clauses. It is part of an advanced grammar course at the University of Behind. The tutorial explains the use of purpose clauses such as 'so that', 'in order that', and infinitive forms to express goals or intended outcomes. Examples are provided to illustrate the use of present and past models in these clauses. The tutorial emphasizes the interchangeability of 'so that' and 'in order that' clauses and demonstrates how infinitive clauses can be used to express purpose.

What is the main focus of the video tutorial?

• Adverbial clauses of time

• Adverbial clauses of purpose and result

• Adverbial clauses of place

• Adverbial clauses of condition

How many types of purpose clauses are discussed?

• Five

• Seven

• Nine

• Three

Which of the following is NOT a purpose clause mentioned?

• In order that

• So that

• So as to

• Because

What is the typical structure of a 'so that' clause?

• Purpose + so that + action

• So that + action + purpose

• Action + so that + purpose

• Action + purpose + so that

In a 'so that' clause, what does the clause after 'so that' usually include?

• A conjunction

• An adjective

• A model verb

• A noun

Which model verb is used in a 'so that' clause when the action is in the past?

• Could

• Will

• Can

• Must

Which of the following is a correct use of 'so that' in a sentence?

• I exercise so that to stay healthy.

• He studied so that to pass the exam.

• She saved money so that she could travel.

• They left early so that to avoid traffic.

What is the role of a model verb in a 'so that' clause?

• To express a condition

• To indicate a purpose

• To show a result

• To describe a time

What is the main difference between 'so that' and 'in order that' clauses?

• They are interchangeable

• They have different purposes

• One is more formal than the other

• They are used in different tenses

Which of the following sentences uses 'in order that' correctly?

• She left early in order that she could catch the train.

• We cooked dinner in order that eat together.

• They went to the park in order that to relax.

• He studied hard in order that he passes the exam.