so that
fixed phr..fixed phr.. you use this to explain the reason or purpose for doing something.
fixed phr.. a subordinating conjunction used to introduce a clause of purpose or result; often followed by a modal verb such as 'can', 'could', or 'will'.
I am saving money so that I can buy a car.
She left the office early so that she would not miss her daughter's school play.
The architect designed the building with large windows so that natural light would reach every corner of the interior space.
usually followed by a subject and a verb, often including a modal like 'can' or 'may'.
highlight that in informal speech, 'that' is often dropped, but 'so that' remains the standard for expressing clear purpose in writing.
I study hard so that to pass.I study hard so that I pass.'so that' must be followed by a clause with a subject, not an infinitive; use 'in order to' for the infinitive form.