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Deepcosmos Posted 5 years ago
Grammar

In such a way 'that' or 'in which'

Hello, everyone?

Intellectual humility is admitting you are human and there are limits to the knowledge you have. It involves recognizing that you possess cognitive and personal biases, and that your brain tends to see things in such a way that your opinions and viewpoints are favored above others.

1. In above sentence that is a subordinating conjunction or a replacement for a relative adverb - how?
2. If a replacement for a relative adverb how, above that can be replaced with 'in which'?

Since I have tried to find any existing thread but failed, I'll much appreciate your clarifications. I'm inclined to 'a subordinating conjunction'.

Thanking in advance and best RGDS,

  

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deepcosmos 1. In above sentence that is a subordinating conjunction or a replacement for a relative adverb - how? 2.

— CalifJim

  • deepcosmos 1.
  • In above sentence that is a subordinating conjunction or a replacement for a relative adverb - how?
  • 2.
  • If a replacement for a relative adverb how , above that can be replaced with ' in which '?
  • It's probably best to think of "in such a way that" as a variant of "so that".
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deepcosmos1. In above sentence that is a subordinating conjunction or a replacement for a relative adverb - how?
2. If a replacement for a relative adverb how, above that can be replaced with 'in which'?

It's probably best to think of "in such a way that" as a variant of "so that". Sometimes they can even subst

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