No, "in order to" is never used in clauses of object.Commonly, in english, something like 'in order' as in, 'in order to'.
No, "in order to" is never used in clauses of object.Commonly, in english, something like 'in order' as in, 'in order to'.
I think Lampada is correct -- however, "the converse is not true", i.e., чтобы has other common translations besides "in order to".
I'd say that чтобы = "in order to" is a good rule-of-thumb for English speakers learning Russian, but maybe not a good rule for Russians learning English.
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