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Thread: in order for
- 16-Oct-2005, 03:01 #1
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in order for Are these sentences correct:
1-People pay us a lot of money in order for their children to attend our school.
2-People pay us a lot of money for their children to attend our school.
3-In order for their children to attend our school, people pay us a lot of money.
4-For their children to attend our school, people pay us a lot of money.
- 16-Oct-2005, 09:54 #2
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Teacher Re: in order for I think they sound better without 'in order'.
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