In 1527 King Henry VIII sought to have his marriage to Queen Catherine annulledso as to marryAnne Boleyn.
(A) so as to marry
(B) and so could be married to
(C) to be married to
(D) so that he could marry
(E) in order that he would marry
OA:d
之前看到有人的解释是so as to表达的逻辑主语必须和前面的一致,然而king是have someone annulled的,说明逻辑主语不是这个king。但是我觉得前面句子的主语明显是king啊,谓语是sought,而不是have,怎么能说逻辑主语是someone呢?各种不懂a为什么错,求解释~
'So as to' isn't often the correct answer in GMAT-ville. It's somewhat wordy and awkward, although it isn't always wrong (I can't refer you to an OG problem off the top of my head where it's right, though).
Ron的原话,大神都这么说啦!!!很多时候what we can do is only to memorize some idioms and rules. Clearly, GMAT doesn't like "so as to". That's why it has never appeared in the correct answer!
Or you can give us a better explaination.