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Anonymous Posted 14 years ago
Grammar
So or to
what choice is the correct choce?
I gave the door a strong enough push to close. I gave the door a strong enough push so close.
I gave the door a strong enough push to close. I gave the door a strong enough push so close.
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Neither is correct. ' Rover
- Neither is correct.
- ' Rover
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Neither is correct.
'I gave the door a strong enough push to close it.'
Rover
'I gave the door a strong enough push to close it.'
Rover
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Hello,
Both so and to can be used to explain a purpose, so I can understand why you're asking the question. We can use to or so, but we need to change the grammar structure that follows.
e.g:
"I came to England to study English.
to + infinitive.
"I came to England so (that) I could learn English."
Both so and to can be used to explain a purpose, so I can understand why you're asking the question. We can use to or so, but we need to change the grammar structure that follows.
e.g:
"I came to England to study English.
to + infinitive.
"I came to England so (that) I could learn English."
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