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    To give reasons for arguments, one can use "to" or "in order to" followed by an infinitive verb. Additionally, "so" or "so that" can be used followed by a clause with "can" to provide reasons. Giving clear and concise reasons strengthens arguments.

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    To give reasons for arguments, one can use "to" or "in order to" followed by an infinitive verb. Additionally, "so" or "so that" can be used followed by a clause with "can" to provide reasons. Giving clear and concise reasons strengthens arguments.

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    Giving reasons

    When we give reasons for our arguments, we can use to or in order to. Both
    are followed by an infinitive verb.

    We also use so or so that. This is followed by a clause with can.

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