I went to the butcher's _____ buy some bread.
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for to
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in order
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to
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order to
C
Correct answer
Explanation
To express purpose, we use the infinitive form 'to + verb' (to buy). 'For to' is incorrect - 'for' is used before nouns or gerunds (for buying, for bread). 'In order' must be followed by 'to' to be grammatically correct (in order to).