Which are correct:
1) I opened the door enough that he could see inside the room.
2) I opened the door enough so he could see inside the room.
3) I opened the door enough so that he could see inside the room.
4) I opened the door enough for him to see inside the room.
5) He wanted to see inside the room, so I opened the door enough.
In which of the sentences 1-4, I might not have intended him to see inside the room?
Gratefully,
Navi.
I think all of them.
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