"In order not to" and "In order to not" (neither is really wrong, u r not making a grammar error, just one might be sounded less awkward to people ) 1st reason: It's all about subordinating conjunctions. "in order to" is a subordinating conjunction with multiple words. We need to keep these together as a chunk. Usually saying it this way: In order to finish in time, we need to meet this week. Not going with it this way: In order to not finish…, we need to meet this week. 2st reason: Don't split infinitives.(perreferance nit a grammar error) Ex: Try not to miss any episodes of podcast. Ex: Try to not miss …(An emphasis here, it's important, driving more attention.) Role play: A: I wanna try all of these rights. B: I actually need to avoid the zipper, if I want to not get sick. A: No worries. I'll try not to be set about missing that one. B: I have to leave at 9. In order not run out of time, we should jump in one of these right away!

AEE 2310: Do NOT Miss These English Grammar Tips! 1.subordinating conjunctions 从属连词：连接两个从句的词或短语，其中一个从句依赖于另一个从句 keep the chunk together, put that not after : in order to + not + verb eg, in order to finish in time, we need to meet this week . ==>we need to meet this week in order to not finish late . other more than one word phrases such as: as long as, whether or not, even though , we are keep them together. 2.to split infinitive 动词不定式is not a grammer mistake, we use it to emphasize something. normal form we don't split infinitive : not to + verb eg, try not to miss any episodes of podcast. split infinitive to emphasized this is important, driving more attention on what you're saying : eg, try to not miss any episodes of podcast. i want to try all this rights. i actually need to avoid this zipper 拉链, if i want to not get sick. ( emphasize here ) no worries, i will try not to be too sad about missing that one. ( normal form for infinitive ) i have to leave at night, in order to not run out of time we should jumping on this line right away. sounds good. ( in order to + not + verb, keep the trunk together)

常见的动词不定式形式主要包括以下几种： 1. 一般式：结构为“to + 动词原形”，如“to study”（学习）、“to eat”（吃）、“to play”（玩）。这种形式通常表示一般的动作或状态。 例句：To learn a new language is challenging.（学习一门新语言是具有挑战性的。） 2. 进行式：结构为“to be + 动词现在分词”，如“to be studying”（正在学习）、“to be eating”（正在吃）。这种形式表示动作正在进行。 例句：I am looking forward to being with you soon.（我期待不久能和你在一起。） 3. 完成式：结构为“to have + 过去分词”，如“to have studied”（已经学习过）、“to have eaten”（已经吃过）。这种形式表示动作发生在谓语动词所表示的动作之前。 例句：I am happy to have finished my project.（我很高兴已经完成了我的项目。） 4. 完成进行式：结构为“to have been + 动词现在分词”，如“to have been studying”（一直在学习）、“to have been eating”（一直在吃）。这种形式表示动作从过去开始，一直延续到说话的时候。 例句：She is known to have been working on the problem for many years.（我们知道她研究这个问题有好几年了。） 5. 被动形式：结构为“to be + 过去分词”，如“to be done”（被做）、“to be studied”（被学习）。这种形式表示动作的承受者。 例句：The book is said to have been translated into English.（据说这本书已被翻译成英文了。）