Question

1. a) Farmers work hard because they want to produce good food for all of us to eat. b) Farmers work hard to produce good food for all of us to eat. 2. a) Farmers grow a large crop and sell it because they want to earn money. b) Farmers grow a large crop and sell it to earn money. 3. a) Both farmers and gardeners start work early in spring because they don't want to be late for the harvest. b) Both farmers and gardeners start work early in spring not to be late for the harvest.​

Answer 1

Ответ:

Yes the sentences mean the same

Объяснение:

Answer 2

All of the sentence pairs you provided have slightly different nuances but are generally correct. Here's a breakdown of each pair:

1. a) Farmers work hard because they want to produce good food for all of us to eat. b) Farmers work hard to produce good food for all of us to eat.

   Both of these sentences convey the same basic idea: farmers work hard to produce good food for people to eat. Sentence (b) is more concise and direct, while sentence (a) provides a bit more explanation by stating the reason why farmers work hard.

2. a) Farmers grow a large crop and sell it because they want to earn money. b) Farmers grow a large crop and sell it to earn money.

   Again, both sentences express the same general idea: farmers grow crops to earn money by selling them. Sentence (b) is more concise and straightforward.

3. a) Both farmers and gardeners start work early in spring because they don't want to be late for the harvest. b) Both farmers and gardeners start work early in spring not to be late for the harvest.

   These sentences convey a similar idea, but there's a slight difference in emphasis. Sentence (a) emphasizes the reason why farmers and gardeners start early in spring (to avoid being late for the harvest), while sentence (b) emphasizes the action they take (starting early) as a means to avoid being late for the harvest. Both are grammatically correct and convey the intended message, but the emphasis is slightly different.