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Why don't you take a day off so that you recover properly / will / shall recover



 
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Why don't you take a day off so that you recover properly / will / shall recover #1 (permalink) Tue Jul 01, 2008 15:54 pm   Why don't you take a day off so that you recover properly / will / shall recover
 

Hello.

What is the difference in meaning? I can't understand when I have to use So That with An ordinary verb, Will and Shall.

-Why don't you take a day off so that you recover properly / will/ shall recover properly?.

Thanks.
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Why don't you take a day off so that you recover properly / will / shall recover #2 (permalink) Tue Jul 01, 2008 18:32 pm   Why don't you take a day off so that you recover properly / will / shall recover
 

Actually, my choice would be: ...so that you CAN recover properly.
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