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Post subject: for making & in order to make Posted: Mon Feb 28, 2011 1:55 pm |
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What is the difference b/w for making and in order to make. These are in SC Flash Cards and in both the case "in order to" is correct
1 ) He donated a kidney so his wife could live; for making the incision, the doctors shaved his stomach.
CORRECT: He donated a kidney so that his wife could live; to make the incision, the doctors shaved his stomach.
2) The highly‐advanced robot is proficient both in Japanese and English – and there is an expectation by us that the robot’s maker should produce the new model only in limited quantities for maintaining the product’s cachet.
CORRECT : The highly-advanced robot is proficient in both Japanese and English – and we expect that the robot’s maker will produce the new model only in limited quantities in order to maintain the product’s cachet.
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tim
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Post subject: Re: for making & in order to make Posted: Thu Mar 03, 2011 12:50 am |
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the best thing here is just to consider this an idiom and memorize it. you do X in order to do Y; you do not do X for doing Y..
_________________ Tim Sanders Manhattan GMAT Instructor
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Post subject: Re: for making & in order to make Posted: Mon Jan 30, 2012 1:29 pm |
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Hi Tim/Ron,
Is was a parallel marker?
I could not find it in the MGMAT SC Book.
Please let me know your comments
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Post subject: Re: for making & in order to make Posted: Mon Jan 30, 2012 1:52 pm |
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Hi Instructors ,
I have one more question... Sorry for posting it here.
For the idiom so that
Can there be words present between so and that ?
i.e. so.......that
Please let me know your comments.
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tim
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Post subject: Re: for making & in order to make Posted: Thu Feb 02, 2012 7:11 pm |
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"was" is not a parallel marker. parallel markers are words that, by their very nature, indicate that two or more similar words or phrases are tied together..
"so" and "that" almost always require words in between them on the GMAT..
_________________ Tim Sanders Manhattan GMAT Instructor
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