Difference between revisions of "Expressing purpose with "hao""

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好让 (hǎoràng) means "in order to", and therefore expresses purpose. It is used in the following way:

Subject 1 + action, 好让 + purpose

妈妈晚上总是让她喝牛奶，好让 她容易入睡。Mother always makes her drink milk in the evening to help her fall asleep.
你要说慢点儿，好让 他们明白。You need to speak a little slower so that they can understand.
我已经把准备工作做好了，好让 你们尽快开始。I already prepared the work so that you guys can start it as soon as possible.

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	好让 (hǎoràng) means "in order to", and therefore expresses purpose. It is used in the following way:		好让 (hǎoràng) means "in order to", and therefore expresses purpose. It is used in the following way: