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- 盈Lv 41 decade agoFavorite Answer
兩者『不一樣』
『in order to』 解 『為了』 用於 『Adverb clauses of Purpose』
in order to = so as to = to 後面跟Verb
He is working very hard (in order to / so as to / to) pass the exam.
in order that = so that 後面 跟 Subject + Verb
He is working very hard (in order that / so that) he can pass the exam
『due to』 解 『由於』 用於 『Adverb clauses of Reason』
due to = caused by 只能用於 Verb to be 後 或 Noun 後
He was absent (because of / on account of / owing to / due to (不能用於absent 後) / caused by (不能用於absent 後 ) his illness.
His absent was (due to / caused by) his illness.
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- samliu0605Lv 61 decade ago
不一樣。
in order to 是為了做某事或想做某事。
例如:為了想令你相信........(In order to make you believe,...........)
due to 是因為某事。
例如:這意外是因為你的疏忽 (This accident was due to your carelessness)
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