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Navitasan Posted 12 years ago
Grammar
So that you might/for you to
1-I brought these papers for you to sign.
2-I brought these papers so that you might sign them.
Is there any difference between the meanings of those two sentences?
2-I brought these papers so that you might sign them.
Is there any difference between the meanings of those two sentences?
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