Exercício: Expressing Purpose
Aprenda a usar "to", "in order to", "so as to" e "so that" para expressar propósito e finalidade em inglês.
Atividade: Expressing Purpose
Estas estruturas indicam a finalidade ou o objetivo pelo qual fazemos algo. Lembre-se destas regras de uso [1]:
- To: Usamos “to” + verbo para dizer por que fazemos algo. Nunca use “for” antes do infinitivo com essa função [1].
- In order to / So as to: São muito comuns com verbos de estado (ex: be, have, know) [1].
- Forma Negativa: Antes de um infinitivo negativo, usamos in order not to ou so as not to (nunca apenas “not to”) [1].
- So that: Normalmente vem seguido de um pronome e um verbo modal, como can, could, will ou would [1].
Complete as frases abaixo escolhendo a opção correta para expressar propósito:
1
I'm studying very hard at the moment pass my exams next month.
2
I bought a dictionary help with my vocabulary.
3
I went to bed early I wouldn't be tired in the morning.
4
I have to get up early. I set the alarm for five o'clock oversleep.
5
I waited for an hour I could meet her.
6
Some people do not eat before exercises feel nauseated.
7
Do exercise regularly have excellent health and well-being.
8
My sister gave English lessons earn some pin money.
9
Jenny is a very nice person. She is always prompt help her friends.
10
They took the taxi waste time.
11
I'm going to Australia forget my English.
12
Make sure your bags are tagged you can identify them later.