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Jeg ___ i Oslo.
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B1Connections and meaning
Purpose with for å
Express purpose with for å or for at.
GRAMMATIKK · BOKMÅL
Purpose with for å
For å means in order to when both verbs have the same subject: Jeg leser for å lære. For different subjects, use for at and a full clause.
The rule, step by step
- Use for å with an infinitive when the same subject performs the action and its purpose.
- When the purpose has its own subject, use for at followed by a full subordinate clause.
- Do not inflect the verb after å. With for at, use subordinate word order, including the position of ikke.
Sentence pattern
for å + infinitive · for at + clause
| Bokmål | Meaning or use |
|---|---|
| Jeg øver for å lære. | Same subject |
| Jeg forklarer for at du skal forstå. | Different subject in the purpose |
| for å bli bedre | in order to improve |
Everyday examples
Example 1
Jeg leser for å lære norsk.
I read in order to learn Norwegian.
Example 2
Hun sparer penger for å kjøpe en sykkel.
She saves money to buy a bicycle.
Example 3
Jeg snakker sakte for at du skal forstå.
I speak slowly so that you can understand.
Example 4
Hun skriver sakte for at alle skal forstå.
She writes slowly so that everyone will understand.
A common error or a difference in meaning
Form to review
Jeg leser for å lærer norsk.
Correct form for the intended meaning
Jeg leser for å lære norsk.
After for å, use the infinitive lære, not the present lærer.
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Choose the form that fits the rule and meaning explained in this lesson.
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Complete the gap using the appropriate form of the given word.
Given word: læreJeg leser for å _____ flere ord.
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