HSK 7
⋯⋯， 以⋯⋯
The structure '以' indicating purpose (in order to, so as to)
Explanation
This structure is used to clarify the purpose of the preceding action, equivalent to 'in order to' or 'so as to' in English. '以' is usually placed at the beginning of the second clause, linked to the preceding clause by a comma. It emphasizes a higher purpose, usually used in writing or formal contexts. For example: 'in order to commemorate', 'so as to stimulate'.
Examples
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The grammar point “⋯⋯， 以⋯⋯” (The structure '以' indicating purpose (in order to, so as to)) is one of the key structures at HSK 7. To use it fluently, you need to understand the contexts where it's used and practice regularly.
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