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Question In order to/in order for
what's the difference between in order to and in order for? when i have to use each one?
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Default Re: In order to/in order for
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what's the difference between in order to and in order for? when i have to use each one?
in order to + infinitive: We need food in order to stay alive.

in order for + noun: We need food in order for the continuance/support of life.

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