Which one is correct? 1.- You'll need thicken the sauce order to improve the flavour. 2.- You'll need to thicken the sauce order to improve the flavour. I think the second sentence is the correct one

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Which one is correct? 1.- You'll need thicken the sauce order to improve the flavour. 2.- You'll need to thicken the sauce order to improve the flavour. I think the second sentence is the correct one. If the correct one is the first senence, could you explain me why? Thank you in advance! :)I forgot to write "IN" in both sentences, so I mean "in order to".

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2.- You'll need to thicken the sauce IN order to improve the flavour.

"You'll need to thicken the sauce in order to improve the flavour." You definitely need "to" for the infinitive here.

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