Purpose Connectors (To, So That, For): Multiple Choice
B1 Level
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I went to the cash machine blank some money out.
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Choose the words that complete each sentence and show the purpose. Your first choice counts.
I went to the cash machine _____ some money out.
Could you turn the music down _____?
Lucy whispered _____ wake the baby.
Shall we go out _____ after lunch?
I'll send you the address _____ where to go.
The council has closed the old bridge _____ repair it before the winter.
I left my phone in the kitchen _____ get distracted while I was revising.
Mia went to the hairdresser's _____ before the wedding.
_____ forget, I wrote the date on the kitchen calendar.
The tour guide used a microphone _____ her.
A: Why are you up so early on a Saturday? B: _____ the first train to the coast.
We've got a special brush _____ the barbecue.
Can you take this jacket back to the shop _____? It doesn't fit me.
A: Why did you give Leo your old laptop? B: _____ his homework on it.
A: Why have you put the biscuits on the top shelf? B: _____ reach them.
_____ some extra money, my sister works in a café on Saturdays.
I'm saving up _____ a new bike.
Take some water with you _____ thirsty on the walk.
The museum stays open late on Fridays _____ people who work during the day a chance to visit.
Dad bought a bigger table _____ all eat together at weekends.
Grammar review
If the subject has the aim, use to + verb (Ravi swims to relax). A new subject or can/could needs so that + a clause (Leave a spare key so that Jo can let herself in). To avoid something, use so as not to or a negative clause. For goes before a noun, or + -ing for an object's use.
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