The document provides examples of using the prepositions "to", "for", and "so that" in sentences. Some sentences demonstrate using "to" to indicate purpose or intention, such as "I'm going to the shops to buy some bread." Other sentences demonstrate using "for" to indicate reasons or uses, such as "This knife is used for cutting bread." Additional sentences demonstrate using "so that" to indicate intent or reason, such as "I'll leave early so that I can buy some bread."

1. « to » « for »
« so that »
for purpose
examples:
I’m going to the shops to buy some bread.
This knife is used for cutting bread.
I’ll leave early so that I can buy some bread.

2. to
She’s gone outside ________
smoke a cigarette.

3. She’s going there ______ sign
the contract.to

4. We’re going to Spain
___f_o_r__ a holiday.

5. We took the train
so that
____________ we could work
on the way.

6. to
I’m going to town ______
buy some clothes.

7. She’s gone outside ________
a cigarette.
for

8. He phoned the hotel
__t__o__ book a room.

9. The children took some
sandwiches ______ to
eat in
the park.

10. I sort my rubbish
___f_o__r___ recycling.

11. What shall we have
__f_o__r___ dinner?

12. Recycling is good
___f_o_r___ the environment.

13. so that
I arrived early ___________
I could speak to the Boss.

14. so that
I’m making my bed _________
mum doesn’t tell me off.

15. They bought a map
so that
___________ they wouldn’t
get lost.

16. She went to Paris
___t__o___ visit her father.

17. We stopped at the pub
___f_o_r___ a drink.

18. She went to London
___t__o___ attend a meeting.

19. for
Aspirin is good ________
getting rid of pain.

20. What is that machine
used ___f_o_r___ ?

21. for
Thank you ________ helping
me.

22. for
I feel sorry ________
homeless people.

23. for
He thanked her _______
ironing his shirts.

24. I decided to learn another
to
language _______ get a
better job.