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Updated on: 26 Oct 2017, 22:33
Originally posted by bschooladmit on 18 Jun 2012, 10:07.
Last edited by Mahmud6 on 26 Oct 2017, 22:33, edited 1 time in total.
Last edited by Mahmud6 on 26 Oct 2017, 22:33, edited 1 time in total.
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The Music Foundation Fund is debating on a proposal requiring certain orchestras provide musicians with unpaid leave so as to care for sick family members.
A. provide musicians with unpaid leave so as to
B. to provide musicians with unpaid leave so as to
C. provide musicians with unpaid leave so as to
D. to provide musicians with unpaid leave so that they can
E. provide musicians unpaid leave and
Source:Found it in material sent by a friend.
Please provide reason as well.
A. provide musicians with unpaid leave so as to
B. to provide musicians with unpaid leave so as to
C. provide musicians with unpaid leave so as to
D. to provide musicians with unpaid leave so that they can
E. provide musicians unpaid leave and
Source:Found it in material sent by a friend.
Please provide reason as well.
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18 Jun 2012, 10:29
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Require sb to provide st
So, the remain choices are B and E. Between "so as to" & "so that"
"so that" + clause is used to express the meaning of intention
"so + adj/adv + that" is used to express the consequences of one thing's quality or emphasize the extremely of quality
"so + ADJ + as to" is the CORRECT idiom, not the "so as to", in expressing the quality of subject to consequence of st that result from the subject mentioned.
So, the remain choices are B and E. Between "so as to" & "so that"
"so that" + clause is used to express the meaning of intention
"so + adj/adv + that" is used to express the consequences of one thing's quality or emphasize the extremely of quality
"so + ADJ + as to" is the CORRECT idiom, not the "so as to", in expressing the quality of subject to consequence of st that result from the subject mentioned.
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Thanks for the clear explanation :D
