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SUMMARY:Um / Ohne Zu
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DESCRIPTION: Um ... zu has about the same meaning as in order to in English:Ich fahre zum supermarkt, um Salat zu kaufen.I will drive to the supermarket in order to buy salad.
Obviously, this works only if both persons are the same. Imagine Jochen and Ines driving together, and Jochen wants to say that he will drive to the supermarket so that Ines can buy salad – then we cannot use um zu. Instead, we use damit or sodas and a subordinate clause – just like in English:Ich fahre zum Supermarkt, damit du Salat kaufen kannst.Ich fahre zum Supermarkt, sodass du Salat kaufen kannst.I will drive to the supermarket so that you can buy salad.
The difference in meaning between damit and sodass is tiny. Damit means that Jochen is driving to the supermarket for the very purpose of enabling Ines to buy salad. However, sodass means that since he will be driving anyway, she can buy salad there as a logical consequence.
We can use similar...

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