Sentence combination
1. I went to the college. I wanted to see Professor Taylor. ( in order to/ so that)
2. He moved to the front row. He could hear the speaker better. in order to/ so that)
3. I went to the college. I wanted to see Professor Taylor. ( in order to/ so that)
She wore warm clothes. She didn't want to get cold. ( in order not to/so that)
4. I left Dave my phone number. I wanted him to be able to contact me.( so as to)
5.The girls are Nga and Mai. They are playing chess.( Present participle)
6.The girls are Nga and Mai. They are playing chess.( Present participle)
7. The boy is my son. He is reading books. ( Present pasticiple)
8. The road is very narroad. It joins the two vilages.( Present pasticiple)
9. The shoes are very beautiful. They are made in Vietnam. (past participle)
10. The flowers are 10 dollars. They are wrapped in yellow.(pasticiple)
