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Ingilizcede Zarf Cumleleri Ingilizce Zarf Cumlecikleri Konu Anlatimi Ornek Cumleler Slayt 1209
Ingilizcede Zarf Cumleleri Ingilizce Zarf Cumlecikleri Konu Anlatimi Ornek Cumleler Slayt 1209
Ingilizcede Zarf Cumleleri Ingilizce Zarf Cumlecikleri Konu Anlatimi Ornek Cumleler Slayt 1209
Clause of Time
Clause of Reason
Clause of Result
Clause of Purpose
Clause of Concession
Clause of Manner
CLAUSE of TIME
He will have finished repairing the car by the time you arrive
there.
therefore
consequently
so
Expressing Purpose - Clauses of Purpose
Affirmative Purpose is expressed with;
• to / in order to / so as to + inf
I'll leave home early to get to work on time. (informal)
She's studying so as to qualify as a lawyer, (formal)
• so that + can / will (present/future reference)
She works hard so that she will have better career prospects.
• so that + could / would (past reference)
He gave me directions so that I could find his house easily.
• with a view to / with the aim of + -ing form
He did a Master's degree with the aim of applying for a managerial post
• for + noun / -ing form
This is a knife for cutting bread.
• for + noun / -ing form
This is a knife for cutting bread.