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Bob's Grammar Tips
An infinitive of purpose is often used to show the purpose of doing something. The phrase "in order" is often used in front of the infinitive in more formal English.
Examples:
He went to the post office in order to mail a package.
In order to improve your pronunciation, you should practice every day.
I'm saving money In order to buy a new car.
Sandra's Vocabulary Words
"Economic" means relating to the economy.
Example:
The country is having economic problems.
Note: In University, one studies Economics.
"Economical" means not wasteful or having to do with saving.
Examples:
The Prius is an economical car.
A new heating system would be more economical
"Classic" means of highest rank, everlasting.
Examples:
The hotel is an example of classic Art-Deco architecture. That Armani jacket is a classic design.
Note: Classic Rock refers to 50s, 60s music.
"Classical" means relating to the past, particularly Ancient Greek and Roman. Also classical music.
Example:
Bach is considered one of the most important composers of classical music
Ines's Idioms
"Like crazy" means with enthusiasm or speed.
Examples:
We left late, so we drove like crazy to get there on time.
The candidate's committee worked like crazy to get him re-elected.
"For good" means permanently.
Examples:
He moved to California for good.
Mike and Carol have broken up a few time before, but this time I think it's for good.
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