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Anonymous Posted 6 years ago
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To the extent that / To such an extent that?
Hello,
Can "to the extent that" and "to such an extent that" both mean "so much that", or should the latter be preferred in that case?
As far as I understand, "to the extent that" can have several meanings but not "to such an extent that". Am I correct?
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anonymous Can "to the extent that" and "to such an extent that" both mean "so much that", or should the latter be preferred in that case? The latter. anonymous As far as I understand, "to the extent that" can have several meanings but not "to such an extent that".
- anonymous Can "to the extent that" and "to such an extent that" both mean "so much that", or should the latter be preferred in that case?
- The latter.
- anonymous As far as I understand, "to the extent that" can have several meanings but not "to such an extent that".
- Am I correct?
- Sounds about right.
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anonymousCan "to the extent that" and "to such an extent that" both mean "so much that", or should the latter be preferred in that case?
The latter.
anonymousAs far as I understand, "to the extent that" can have several meanings but not "to such an extent that". Am I correct?
Sounds about right. It is hard to think
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