so that in Italian
so that in Italian is cosicché, perché — so that means used to introduce the purpose or intention behind an action.
so that in Italian
cosicché
Indicates result; in order that, with the result that.
perché
Indicates result; in order that, with the result that.
What does "so that" mean?
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conjunction Used to introduce the purpose or intention behind an action.
"Leave a light on so that they can find the door."
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conjunction Used to introduce the result of something, especially after so or such.
"The road was flooded, so that nobody could get through."
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so that in a sentence
- Leave a light on so that they can find the door.
- I wrote it down so that I would not forget.
- The road was flooded, so that nobody could get through.
- He shouted so loudly that the neighbours came out.
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What is "so that" in Italian?
"so that" in Italian is cosicché, perché. so that means: Used to introduce the purpose or intention behind an action.
How do you use "so that" in a sentence?
Example: "Leave a light on so that they can find the door." In Italian, "so that" is cosicché, perché.
Are there other ways to say "so that" in Italian?
Yes — Italian has 2 translations listed for "so that": cosicché, perché.
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