The document discusses the usage of connectors for reason, cause, and purpose. It provides examples of sentences using connectors like "in order to", "so as to", and "to" to introduce clauses indicating purpose, such as studying hard in order to pass an examination. The document also demonstrates rewriting sentences by adding connectors like "in order not to" and "so as not to" to indicate purpose, such as hurrying up in order not to miss the bus. It encourages continued learning and provides information on finding more grammar videos on a YouTube channel.

1. Usage of Connectors – Reason,
Cause & Purpose - 03
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2. In this lesson we learn the usage of CONNECTORS OF
REASON, CAUSE & PURPOSE.
We use the following connectors to introduce the above.
In order to; So as to; to.
Let us study these two sentences.
You pass the examination. You study hard.
In the above sentences “purpose is to pass the examination”.
Hence these connectors are to be joined to that clause.
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3. In order to pass the examination, you should study hard.
So as to pass the examination, you should study hard.
To pass the examination, you should study hard.
Let us study another example.
Hurry up. You do not miss the bus.
In order not to miss the bus, hurry up.
So as not to miss the bus, hurry up.
Not to miss the bus, hurry up.
The above sentences are SIMPLE SENTENCES.
IN OUR NEXT LESSON WE COME WITH ANOTHER SET OF
CONNECTORS.
LET LEARNING CONTINUES.
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