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so that and such that?
0Please show their difference by examples and explanation. Thanks a lot for your time!0-
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0 so that:02br
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00"we need to keep the water clean so that fish won't die of diseases."02br
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00indicates a purpose under a condition.02br
00"we need to keep the water clean so that fish won't die of diseases."02br
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0"such that" - in a way that makes it meet the following condition.02br
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00Set the bottles up such that they are in a straight line and have about an inch between each one.0-
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00Set the bottles up such that they are in a straight line and have about an inch between each one.0-
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0Sorry, but I still can not see their difference. It seems that it will make sense if exchanging them in the above sentences. 02br
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00May I have more comments about this? Thanks a lot!0-
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00May I have more comments about this? Thanks a lot!0-
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0 "such that" adj : of a degree or quality specified (by the 01i00that 02i00clause); 01font01i00their anxiety was such that they could not sleep02i02font00 0-
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0Sorry, you are wrong. It should be "Set up the bottles so that they are in a straight line". "Such that" would be totally wrong here.02br
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00From Rebecca Mayer - English language teacher and author of grammar books.0-
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00From Rebecca Mayer - English language teacher and author of grammar books.0-
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0Hi guys,02br
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00I think that the subtleties of meaning here depend somewhat on the particuar sentence and context. However, I'd like to offer a couple of general comments. 02br
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00I think that the subtleties of meaning here depend somewhat on the particuar sentence and context. However, I'd like to offer a couple of general comments. 02br
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0That's right. I agree with my hands and feet up, which implies that I agree with a bonus -- My falling to the floor on my back. LOL.02br
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00BTW, can you modify what I said above to make it more normal? Thanks. 05001blockquote
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00BTW, can you modify what I said above to make it more normal? Thanks. 05001blockquote
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From dictionary.com- In order that, as in I stopped so that you could catch up.
- With the result or consequence that, as in Mail the package now so that it will arrive on time.
- so ... that. In such a way or to such an extent that, as in The line was so long that I could scarcely find the end of it. All three usages date from a.