1. incorrect; "I go (habit) to the PO (to buy/so that I can buy) stamps" or "I am going (now) to the PO (to/so that I can) buy stamps" 2. Went...
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nsfs2First, is using 'will' and 'would' correct in the following purpose clauses?No. These sentences are most unnatural. The most natural way of stating purpose is:
nsfs2What about my second question?It will remain unanswered by me if that's your only reaction to two responses you received to your first question.
nsfs21. I go to the post office so that I will buy stamps.No. Say: I go to the post office to buy stamps.
nsfs23. I shut the windows so (that) the neighbors couldn't hear us.OK. The shutting of the windows is the result. The desire to secure your privacy is the reason or purpose.