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よみに・よむことに・よむために

> **よみ** に家にかえる。  
>  **よむの** に家にかえる。  
>  **よむため** に家にかえる。  
>

What is the difference between the above?  
What best fits the English translation "I will go home to read"?  
Please explain why and when each applies?
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grammar word-choice
よみに・よむのに・よむために difference
> よみに家にかえる。  
> よむのに家にかえる。  
> よむために家にかえる。  
>

Sentences have the same fundamental meaning although differ in formality,
Bottom sentence being formal and top being informal,
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2021-11-23T04:44:06.650
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The first sentence and the last sentence makes perfect sense to me it is
basically saying that the person will return back home to read. However the
second sentence is going over my head but it could possibly mean the same
thing as the other sentences. I'm just confused on the Noni part of the
sentence.
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