on 1st april2016 chaudhary harpal Singh purchased a tractor
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Compare the two sentences given below.
I went to his office to meet him.
I went to his office in order to meet him.
Although the second sentence is technically correct, it sounds too formal and is usually avoided.
Both to + infinitive and in order to + infinitive express the same meaning when expressing purpose.
She worked hard to pass.
She worked hard in order to pass.
To reach him, I had to wait for five minutes on the line.
In order to reach him, I had to wait for five minutes on the line.
Before a negative infinitive, we usually prefer in order to.
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