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Anonymous Posted 10 years ago
Grammar

How to use 'in such a way' correctly in a sentence?

How do you use 'in such a way that' in a sentence correctly? Is it not something that is said?

Are 'so that' and 'in such a way that' interchangeable?

Would you say 'in such a way that' or 'in such a way so that'?

Are any of these correct?

The product was built in such a way that it allowed people to...
The product was built in such a way allowing people to...

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This is not correct: The product was built in such a way allowing people to... "In such a way that" and "so that" are not interchangeable. He looked at me in such a way that I quickly became afraid of him.

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  • This is not correct: The product was built in such a way allowing people to...
  • "In such a way that" and "so that" are not interchangeable.
  • He looked at me in such a way that I quickly became afraid of him.
  • He looked at me so that I quickly became afraid of him.
  • " He gave me a wink so that I would know he was joking.
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This is not correct: The product was built in such a way allowing people to...

"In such a way that" and "so that" are not interchangeable.

He looked at me in such a way that I quickly became afraid of him.

He looked at me so that I quickly became afraid of him. (You can see that the phrases are not interchangeable.)

Do not combine the two: "in such a way
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Is it interchangeable sometimes?



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