Adverb Clause of Purpose | Use of so that, in order that, lest, in order to, so as to, that | Part 4

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@@englishguruamansir ok sir

[@nikhilcricketnewsfastnikhi8090]

Thanks for reply

[@AmitavaBose-6]

Can we call the sentence having " In order to " a complex one ??? Please discuss it in the next class . 🙏🙏🙏

[@englishguruamansir]

According to the Advance Learners Dictionary, 'in order to' and 'so as to' are Subordinating conjunctions and they combine a dependent clause with an independent clause, though there is no finite verb .

[@AmitavaBose-6]

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[@sayedmofidulbabu2450]

Sir, Who did not finish the work? What is the passive form of it?

[@englishguruamansir]

By whom wasn't the work finished?

[@sayedmofidulbabu2450]

Sir, if I write By whom was the work not finished? Will it be correct?

[@englishguruamansir]

Yes, of course! It's also correct.

[@sayedmofidulbabu2450]

Thanks a lot dear sir.

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[@ShivamSarkar-c7s]

I have a watch. It gives me correct time.combine into complex sentence.

[@englishguruamansir]

A watch that I have gives me the correct time. The watch that I have gives me the correct time. The difference in meaning between the two sentences lies in the placement of "that I have." 1. "A watch that I have gives me the correct time." - In this sentence, it suggests that you have multiple watches, and the one you currently possess gives you the correct time. 2. "The watch that I have gives me the correct time." - In this sentence, it implies that you have a specific watch, and it gives you the correct time. So, the first sentence is more general, indicating any watch you might have, while the second is more specific, referring to a particular watch you own.

[@ShivamSarkar-c7s]

@@englishguruamansir Thank you sir but sir l have some problems about passage narration and this is we have to make new reported clause for every new type of sentenc(Assertive, Negative, Interrogative etc) sir please 🙏 solve this problem.

[@Adyaa_33]

Sir pahle clause padhna chahiye ya simple, compound and complex sentence, for easy and better understanding.

[@prancitomar3336]

Sir may ka aur might ka use kab karna hai

[@englishguruamansir]

Dear child When the verb in the main clause is in the past tense, we should use 'might', and we should use 'may' when the verb in the main clause is in the present or future tense.

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[@abdcd8582]

sir pls make video on conjuction , separately. & on contrast words which we use in essay writing like however, although, though , even though, nevertheless, notwithstanding. they all carry same meaning but pls explain what makes them different. where we can use these in our essay/ paragraph. i always make me confuse. love from pakistan :)

[@mdhhota1343]

The news that shocked me proved false...... What is the type of sub ordinate clause in the sentence???? Plzzzz reply sir

[@englishguruamansir]

Subordinate Adjective Clause

[@vansh_549]

sir adverb clause of purpose and adverb clause of reason mai kya fark h ????hum isko differentiate kaise kre? please reply sir

[@englishguruamansir]

The Adverb clause of purpose shows the purpose of the Principal clause. On the other hand The Adverb clause of reason shows the reason for the Principal clause.

[@deepakchaudhary8211]

Sir compound sentence 👉 But he worked hard , he failed . Ye sahi h ?

[@englishguruamansir]

No, it's wrong.

[@englishguruamansir]

He worked hard, but he failed.

[@deepakchaudhary8211]

@@englishguruamansir but sir complex sentence 👉 wherever Mathma Gandhi went , he was welcomed . Ye sahi h kyu sir essa kyu hota h ?

[@englishguruamansir]

Adverb clause ko hm pahle likh sakte hain

[@deepakchaudhary8211]

@@englishguruamansir sir muje pta h ki Adverb clause ko pahale likh sakte h lenkin co - ordinate clause ko aage kyu nahi likh sakte ? Koi niyam hota h

[@Jashandeep.singh.behlaa]

Some people consider in order to as not a subjordinative conjuction ?

[@englishguruamansir]

Yes, you are absolutely correct. There is a big difference between the traditional English grammar and the modern English grammar.

[@Jashandeep.singh.behlaa]

@@englishguruamansir currently,I am preparing for academic ielts , and I want to ask you that can we use although and but in a sentence in speaking ? Is it correct ?

[@englishguruamansir]

No, it's not correct. Though......., ......... Though........yet.......

[@Jashandeep.singh.behlaa]

@@englishguruamansir can a correlative conjuction be used in a complex sentence ? although promotion could be the reason for working hard either to learn new skills or to earn more, there are some other reasons to work with full potential such as inner satisfaction and skill improvement

[@snehchauhan0707]

Why do we use 'would'with 'so that'instead of 'could/ might' ?

[@hafeezullah4691]

Sir ik question ha

[@hafeezullah4691]

I will try my best ____________ teach you English (in order to /to)

[@englishguruamansir]

to

[@YousafMunir-x1n]

Please sir perspective one topics explain

[@arpanjitsingha8445]

Sir, In the sentence "Work hard so that you may pass in the test." I can say 'the reason of working hard is to pass the test.' At the same time I can also say 'the purpose of working hard is to pass the test.' So what is the actual difference?

[@santoshbirwadkar9354]

Thank you sir 😊

[@englishguruamansir]

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