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Consecutive Clauses — Proposizioni Consecutive·Consecutive Clauses — Academic Writing: Choosing the Best Form
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Rule reminder

Academic Italian prefers: 'di tale + noun + che', 'talmente + adj + che', 'a tal punto che', 'cosicché', 'in modo tale da' for same-subject results. Avoid overly colloquial structures ('così tanto', 'un sacco') in formal writing.

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In a sociological essay: 'Il fenomeno ha assunto proporzioni ___ che si può parlare di trasformazione strutturale della società.'

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