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What's a more concise way to write “in order to”? (The answer should be one two-letter word.)
What's a more concise way to write “in order to”? (The answer should be one two-letter word.)
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Brian is right. You don't need the "in order" part.
I went home in order to eat dinner -> I went home to eat dinner.
You could include "in order" if you really want to stress what you are doing, but it is almost always unnecessary.
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