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Definition:

so as is a phrase that is used to indicate purpose or manner.

Parts of Speech:

Adverb, Preposition

Senses:

1. Adverb: In order to; with the purpose of.

2. Preposition: Used to introduce an infinitive clause expressing purpose or result.

Usages:

1. Adverb:

1. Purpose: I worked late so as to finish the project on time.
2. Manner: She spoke slowly so as not to alarm anyone.

2. Preposition:

1. She adjusted the settings so as to get better results.
2. They saved money so as to buy a new car.

Sample Sentences:

1. Adverb:

1. To save time, he drove quickly so as to reach the destination.
2. The employees worked diligently so as to impress their boss and secure a promotion.

2. Preposition:

1. She trains every day so as to improve her athletic performance.
2. He turned off the lights so as to conserve energy.

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