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inasmuch as & subject to | converting a formal letter to an informal letter
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negation + so that/for #1 (permalink) Sun Oct 30, 2011 12:45 pm   negation + so that/for		  
Are these both correct:
1-He would not pay for his son to have a good education.
2-He would not pay so that his son would have a good education.
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negation + so that/for #2 (permalink) Sun Oct 30, 2011 12:47 pm   negation + so that/for		  
#1 is much preferable in my opinion.
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