Argue about exams, grades and the purpose of school using purpose clauses.
A teacher and a parent disagree about the value of standardised exams.
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Express purpose with aby / żeby / by (in order to). Same subject → infinitive: « Uczę się, żeby zdać. » (I study to pass.) Different subject → past-tense form (the verb after żeby takes the -ł ending = a 'subjunctive'): « Uczę dzieci, żeby zdały. » (I teach children so that they pass.) Emphatic 'precisely in order to' = po to, żeby / po to, by: « Robimy to po to, by ułatwić życie. » Negative purpose: « żeby nie zapomnieć ».
Write 4–5 sentences arguing for or against standardised exams; use aby/żeby for purpose at least twice (once same-subject, once different-subject).
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