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Grammar focus:
In order to + verb
e.g. I brought this briefcase (in order) to carry all my stuff.
Because + sub + verb + obj
e.g. I bought this briefcase to work because I lost my backpack.
Customs Officer: Good morning, welcome to the Planet X! May
I inspect you baggage, please?
Visitor: Yes, certainly – go right ahead.
Customs Officer: Oh my goodness! What is this?
Visitor: That? Oh that’s a _________.
Customs Officer: I see… well, let me just ask you a few further
questions…
1. What do you do with it?
2. What's it for?
3. Who uses it?
4. How do you use it?
5. Why is it necessary?
6. What's it made of?
7. Where do you use it?
Visitor: So, am I allowed to bring this to Planet X?
Customs Officer:
A - Yes, no problem
B - I’m afraid not. (Give reason) – it’s too ….. It could …
On this Planet you’re not allowed to …
It's for___________
I need it to _________
It's for___________
I need it to _________
It's for___________
I need it to _________
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Grammar focus:
So that + subject + (modal verb?) + verb
e.g. I brought this briefcase so (that) I can carry all my stuff.
Because of + noun phrase
e.g. I bought this briefcase to work because of the stylish way it looks.
Here is your partner's briefcase. It accidentally fell off their desk and all these things spilled out across the floor. As you help put them back in the suitcase, politely ask them why they have brought these items with them to work. They should begin each answer with "I brought that/those so that... or because of...
It's for___________
I need it to _________
It's for___________
I need it to _________
It's for___________
I need it to _________
It's for___________
I need it to _________
It's for___________
I need it to _________
It's for___________
I need it to _________
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