Bunuel
There may be more than a dozen boat parties in the Grand Canyon on a given day between May and October, each party positioned
such that one seldom encounters the other.
(A) such that there are few encounters one with another
(B) such that there are few encounters one with another
(C) in such ways as not to encounter others
(D) so as not to encounter the other
(E) so that one seldom encounters another
The Official guide to GMAT, 1984
Practice Question
Question No.: SC I. 8
Page: 162
A and B are similar options
Bunuel : please check
SPLIT1:
I was pretty clear that it should be so not such , why? Because
"Such that" means "in such a way that"
"So that" means "with the intention that"
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so as to vs so that
So that wins over so as to
Case1: A can do B so as to X
Meaning: A can do B and in process X appears to happen.
Note1: It has not happened but it seems to happen something hypothetical situation.
Case2: A can do B so that X
A can do B so that X can happen
Note1: Someone is doer of X ( have purpose).
Note2: Why do you do B? -- > for the purpose of X.
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