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What is different, (in order to / to) what is different, (in order to / to) Here is sentence, If the strategy fails to meet the team’s objectives, evaluate the plan (in order to/ to) determinate where its weaknesses are. 1) I feel like that is same...

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It´s the same....

They are the same, "in order to" is a much more formal way to express "to" when "to" is used in front of a verb. "In order to" is stilted and really shouldn't be used in an informal situation unless you really want to emphasize or stress your meaning.

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typo!!!

Thanks! that was type, I just found it! Thanks!

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