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TO + infinitive: PARA
He phoned TO invite me to a party. (llamó PARA invitarme…)
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IN ORDER TO + infinitive:PARA
He phoned IN ORDER TO invite me to a party. (llamó PARA invitarme…)
IN ORDER NOT TO + infinitive: PARA NO
I´ll take my umbrella INORDER NOT TO get wet. (PARA NO mojarme)
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SO AS NOT TO + infinitive: PARA NO
I´ll take my umbrella SO AS NO TO get wet. (PARA NO mojarme)SO THAT + CAN / WILL / MAY : PARA QUE (PUEDA) (in present or future)
They are saving money SO THAT they CAN go on holiday.(PARA QUE PUEDANirse)
(present)
SO THAT + COULD / WOULD / MIGHT : PARA QUE (PUDIERA) (in past)
They were saving money SO THAT they COULD go onholiday.(PARA QUE PUDIERAN irse)
(past)
FOR + verb+ING: PARA (sólo cuando describe cómo se usa algo, para qué se usa algo)
Thisbutton is FOR STARTING the engine.
Glue is used FOR STICKING things.
IN CASE + SIMPLE PRESENT: POR SI (in present or future)
I´ll take anumbrella IN CASE it rains. (POR SI LLUEVE, POR LAS DUDAS)
IN CASE + SIMPLE PAST: POR SI (in past)
I took an umbrella IN CASE it rained. (PORSI LLOVIA, POR LAS DUDAS)
IF: SI
I’ll buy some dessert IF they come. (compraré postre SI vienen, es decir si vienen, lo compro, después deque vengan)
I´ll buy some dessert IN CASE they come. (compraré postre POR SI VIENEN, es decir lo compro antes, por las dudas que vengan)
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