Source: Veritas Prep SC-1
65 Last month, thousands of customers decided to switch to prepaid cellular phones so as to avoid the monthly charges imposed under most cellular phone contracts.
A so as to avoid
B and so could avoid
C to be in the avoidance of
D so that they could avoid
E in order that they would avoid
I can say that "so as to" is correct because "customers" is subject of the both the verbs "decided and avoid".
What do you think?
The confusion is in A and D.
65 Last month, thousands of customers decided to switch to prepaid cellular phones so as to avoid the monthly charges imposed under most cellular phone contracts.
A so as to avoid
B and so could avoid
C to be in the avoidance of
D so that they could avoid
E in order that they would avoid
I can say that "so as to" is correct because "customers" is subject of the both the verbs "decided and avoid".
What do you think?
The confusion is in A and D.
