Purpose Connectors: To, In Order To, So That

Complete the sentences with the correct purpose connector. Pay attention to what follows - 'so that' needs a clause (subject + verb), while 'to/in order to' need an infinitive.

1. She studies hard _____ pass her exams.

2. We need to save money _____ we can buy a house.

3. I'll write it down _____ I don't forget.

4. The company restructured _____ reduce costs.

5. He whispered _____ the baby wouldn't wake up.

6. I went to the shop _____ buy some milk.

7. We stopped _____ take some photos.

8. I spoke slowly _____ everyone could understand me.

9. He's saving money _____ travel around the world.

10. She left early _____ she wouldn't miss the train.

11. He turned down the music _____ the neighbours wouldn't complain.

12. I called you _____ ask a question.

13. I'm learning English _____ I can get a better job.

14. I moved closer _____ hear better.

15. She opened the window _____ let some fresh air in.

16. He spoke loudly _____ everyone could hear him.

17. She studied hard _____ her parents would be proud.

18. We left at 6am _____ avoid the traffic.

19. He locked the door _____ nobody could get in.

20. I'm taking notes _____ remember everything.