b - d - a - b - c 
d -> on time
d -> easily
b -> whose
b

B

A

A

B

C

D

D

B

B

d - a - c - a - d - b - c - d - d - a - a - a 
c -> played
c -> whom

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c - d - a - c - a - c - a - b - c - a - d 
b -> would go
b -> given
b -> so amused
d -> take care of
c -> is
a
c
a
a
a

should try
should not make
should spend
should not smoke
should learn
should ask
should take
should really go
should tell
should spend

d - a - d - b - a - c - d - b - d

c - c
b -> who
b -> won't
a -> is going to be built
b - c - c - d - b - a - c 

Conmbine these pairs of sentences using "so.........that" :
1. Tom was a tall man. He could almost touch the ceiling.

Tom was so tall a man that he could almost touch the ceiling.
2. Mary is a good swimmer. She has won two gold medals.

Mary is so good a swimmer that she has won two gold medals.
3. He drank strong coffee. He couldn't go to sleep.

The coffee he drank was so strong that he couldn't go to sleep.
4. It was a long walk. The children got tired.

It was so long a walk that the children got tired.
5. He told interesting stories. They all like him.

The stories he told were so interesting that they all like him.
6. The boy made rapid progress. It surprised everybody.

The progress the boy made was so rapid that it surprised everybody.
7. He had a difficult exercise. He couldn't do it.

He had so difficult an exercise that he couldn't do it.
8. The speaker gave a long talk. Most of the audience felt sleepy.

The speaker gave so long a talk that most of the audience felt sleepy.
9. We watched an exciting competition. We didn't want to go home.

We watched so exciting a competition that we didn't want to go home.
10. It was an excellent show. We all enjoyed it.

The show was so excellent that we all enjoyed it.

The boys stood on the desks in order to/ so as to/ to get a better view
We learn English in order to/ so as to/ to have better communication with other people
We lower the volume in order not to/ so as not to/ not to bother our neighbors
I will write to you in order for you to know my decision soon
These girls were talking in whispers in order for no one to hear their conversation
I spoke loudly in order for everybody to hear me clearly
You must take your umbrella in order not to get wet
Tom gets up early in order not to be late for school
I'm studying hard in order to keep pace with my classmates
Alice prepares her lessons carefully in order to get high marks in class

Yes, of course. Because studying history helps us understand and grapple with complex questions and dilemmas by examining how the past has shaped (and continues to shape) global, national, and local relationships between societies and people.

1 I won't go to study abroad unless I have a scholarship.
2 Try hard and your English will improve .
3 Hurry up or we will miss the train.