Combine these pairs of sentences, using adverbial clauses of purpose. 1. He went to the bookstore. He wanted to pass the exam.  2. I’ll give you my address. I want you to be able to come with me.  3. The teacher spoke very slowly. He wanted his students to understand what he said.  4. She sent her children to their house. She wanted to have some peace.  5. Her parents sent her to Canada. They wanted her to study economics there.  6. My sister is learning Chinese. She wants to get a good job.  7. The children get up early. They want to do morning exercises.  8. Loan telephoned me. She wanted to invite me to her birthday party.  9. Trinh went shopping early in the morning. She wanted to buy something.  10. Hoa goes to the post office. She wants to buy some stamps.  11. Mr. Pike is learning Vienamese. He wishes to read Kim Van Kieu.  12. Please shut the windows and the door. I don’t want the cat to go into the house.  13. The man built a high wall around his garden. The fruit wouldn’t be stolen.  14. The policeman stopped the traffic every few minutes. The pedestrians might cross the road.  15. The notices are written in several languages. Everyone may understand them.  16. The little girl stood on the chair. She could see the show better.  17. He wishes he had enough money. He wants to buy a new house.  18. Britney is practicing the piano. She can play for the dance.  19. I need a job. I want to support my old teacher.  20. We moved to the front row. We could hear the speaker better. 