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Hi all, thanks for your time at the beginning!! I have two questions, 1): on 2019 OG verbal #687, the answer choice recommend to use "to-verb"(i.e. to drink, to make, etc) over "so that", saying that though they both convey the purpose of the subject, but "to-verb" is better for that question. Can you explain what's the difference between these two on conveying purpose?
2): 2019 OG verbal #691, the correct answer choice writes "estimating the expansion rate of the universe is a notoriously difficult problem because there is no single yardstick by which all distances can be measure." initially i did not choose this answer was because i thought it was a run-on sentence without a working verb, does "there is no single yardstick..." consider as a work verb?
thanks!
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Hi all, thanks for your time at the beginning!! I have two questions, 1): on 2019 OG verbal #687, the answer choice recommend to use "to-verb"(i.e. to drink, to make, etc) over "so that", saying that though they both convey the purpose of the subject, but "to-verb" is better for that question. Can you explain what's the difference between these two on conveying purpose? - to-verb indicates action verb or infinitive (to indicate objective, purpose or goal) and so that also indicates purpose for causal relationship (For both side of so that).
2): 2019 OG verbal #691, the correct answer choice writes "estimating the expansion rate of the universe is a notoriously difficult problem because there is no single yardstick by which all distances can be measure." initially i did not choose this answer was because i thought it was a run-on sentence without a working verb, does "there is no single yardstick..." consider as a work verb?
thanks!
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