EXPRESSING PURPOSE AND RESULTS | Baamboozle - Baamboozle

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After with a view to, we use ____

-ing form

Expressing result: so + ____ + that clause.

adjective

We left the cinema. We weren't enjoying the film. (so)

We weren't enjoying the film so we left the cinema.

It was ___ a small bed that I fell out.

such

After with the intention of, we use ____.

-ing form

I went into town ___ buy a coat.

to / in order to

I went to the police station ___ the intention of complaining about my noisy neighbours.

with

Tia wanted to see us. We went into London. (order)

We went into London in order to see Tia.

She was talking very quickly. I couldn't understand her. (that)

She was talking so quickly that I couldn't understand her.

For a result, we use ___ but not 'so that'.

so

She was so tired ___ she fell asleep immediately.

that

The café was closed ____ I went home.

sp

He stood on a chair ____ we could all see him.

so / so that / in order that

He's very self centred. That's why he hasn't got any friends. (so)

He's very self centred so he hasn't got any friends.

Expressing result: such (+ ____) + ____ + that clause.

adjective - noun

After so / so that / in order that, we use ____

a clause

They wanted to make me angry. They put an unkind comment about me on Facebook. (view)

They put an unkind comment about me on Facebook with a view to making me angry.