Difference between revisions of "Language/English/Vocabulary/Cause-vs-Purpose"

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A cause is the source of, the reason for an event or action that which produces or effects a result. It is expressed by the English "due to".

The purpose is an object to be reached, a target, an aim or a goal. It is expressed by the English "in order to".

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	==Purpose==		==Purpose==
	The purpose is an object to be reached, a target, an aim or a goal. It ~~can be replaced~~ by the English "in order to".		The purpose is an object to be reached, a target, an aim or a goal. It is expressed by the English "in order to".