Understanding Clauses of Purpose

In this video tutorial, Stewart introduces clauses of purpose, explaining their usage in English grammar. He covers different forms, including infinitive, subject plus verb, present or past tense, and noun or ING form, providing examples for each. The tutorial also includes a brief introduction and conclusion, with information on how to subscribe and connect with the channel.

What is the main focus of this tutorial?

• Clauses of condition

• Clauses of purpose

• Clauses of concession

• Clauses of time

Which of the following is NOT a form of Clauses of Purpose with infinitive?

• in order to

• so as to

• to

• in case

Which of the following is a correct use of 'in order to'?

• They left in order to it was late.

• He runs in order to he is tired.

• She sings in order to she is happy.

• We went to the store in order to buy groceries.

What is the function of 'so as to' in a sentence?

• To describe a condition

• To indicate a reason

• To show a result

• To express a purpose

Which of the following is NOT a correct use of 'to' for purpose?

• They travel to explore new places.

• He eats to he is full.

• She studies to pass the test.

• I exercise to stay healthy.

What is the correct use of 'so as to' in a sentence?

• He left early so as to avoid traffic.

• She sings so as to she is happy.

• They run so as to they are tired.

• We eat so as to we are hungry.

What is the purpose of using 'so that' in a sentence?

• To express a condition

• To express a purpose

• To express a contrast

• To express a time

Which sentence uses 'so that' correctly?

• I will study so that I pass the exam.

• They left so that it was late.

• She will call so that she is tired.

• He eats so that he is hungry.

Which sentence correctly uses 'in case'?

• She will come in case she is tired.

• I will study in case I pass the exam.

• Take an umbrella in case it rains.

• I will call you in case you are busy.

What is the correct use of 'in case' in a sentence?

• They will leave in case it is early.

• He will read in case he is tired.

• She will dance in case she is happy.

• I will bring a jacket in case it is cold.