Exercise: Use the suggested words or phrases in the brackets to combine each pair of the following sentences: 1. He is going to the bank this afternoon. He wants to withdraw some money. (to) 2. The enterprise is trying to cut down on production costs. It wants to reduce selling price. (in order to) 3. The firm is issuing more stocks. It is raising capital for new projects. (so as to) 4. The spokesman of the corporation went straight to the heart of the problem. He didn’t want to lengthen his speech. (in order not to) 5. So as to become the market leader, we must have a marketing program to expand our market share. (so that) 1. The workers have to work on night shift so that they can finish the order ahead of the deadline. (to) 2. The enterprise wants to borrow capital from the bank. The enterprise must demonstrate a detailed project.(in order to) 3. We don’t want to waste time. We have circulated the papers before the meeting. ( in order to) 4. Vietnam need reform administrative procedures. A lot of foreign investors will invest in Vietnam.(so that) 5. The company imported modern equipment. The company can produce high quality products. (so as to)