In order to x In order that: Qual a diferença
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I haven't understood the difference (in translation and in context) of these two expressions: "in order to" and "in order that". May anyone explain them to me?
For a better explanation of the doubt, it came from my homework, that says:
Choose one of the words in parenthesis to complete the dialogue:
[...]
Jack: Great. It's about your last report. I believe you'll have to write it again (in order to/in order that) meet the new procedures.
[...]
If I'm not wrong, the correct is in order that, but I don't now why.
I haven't understood the difference (in translation and in context) of these two expressions: "in order to" and "in order that". May anyone explain them to me?
For a better explanation of the doubt, it came from my homework, that says:
Choose one of the words in parenthesis to complete the dialogue:
[...]
Jack: Great. It's about your last report. I believe you'll have to write it again (in order to/in order that) meet the new procedures.
[...]
If I'm not wrong, the correct is in order that, but I don't now why.
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In order to é sempre seguindo de um verbo.
In order to go, in order to meet, in order to work
In order that é seguido de outra frase começando com o sujeito.
In order that you can go, in order that you meet.. In order that you work.
In order that não é tão comum no dia a dia o mais comum com o mesmo sentido é so that.
So that or in order that?
http://dictionary.cambridge.org/pt/gram ... order-that
In order to
http://dictionary.cambridge.org/pt/gram ... n-order-to
In order to go, in order to meet, in order to work
In order that é seguido de outra frase começando com o sujeito.
In order that you can go, in order that you meet.. In order that you work.
In order that não é tão comum no dia a dia o mais comum com o mesmo sentido é so that.
So that or in order that?
http://dictionary.cambridge.org/pt/gram ... order-that
In order to
http://dictionary.cambridge.org/pt/gram ... n-order-to