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Result/consecutive clause: slik at (so that — result)

Structure:

slik at + subclause (expressing result)

slik at introduces a result clause. Distinguish from for at (purpose): slik at = the result happened.

Example:

Hun øvde mye slik at hun bestod prøven. **Translation:** She practised a lot so that she passed the test.

Examples

Hun øvde mye slik at hun bestod prøven.

She practised a lot so that she passed the test.

Question 1 of 20 correct

Which grammar pattern does this sentence use? "Hun øvde mye slik at hun bestod prøven."

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Å vs at: choosing between infinitive and subclause

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