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Союз so that может вводить придаточные предложения как со значением цели, так и со значением следствия. Придаточные предложения цели и следствия близки по значению; в обоих случаях одно событие рассматривается как результат другого события, но в придаточном следствия это событие уже осуществилось, а в придаточном цели его осуществление только предполагается. Как правило, в придаточных цели употребляются конструкции с модальными глаголами (Modal verbs), а в придаточных следствия - обычные глаголы в изъявительном наклонении.Her ideal of happiness was to have a girl to do the rough work so that she need not herself get up before seven. — Ее представление о счастье состояло в том, чтобы держать прислугу для выполнения черной работы, так чтобы ей не нужно было самой вставать раньше семи. ( цель)
Now she had a girl to do the rough work so that she didn't need herself get up before seven. — Теперь у нее была прислуга, делающая черную работу, так что ей не приходилось вставать раньше семи. ( следствие)
•— Придаточное предложение следствия см. Adverbial clause of result
— Придаточное предложение цели см. Adverbial clause of purpose
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