1. I need someone to find some photos to post on the blog.
(Or does 'to post -' modify 'some photos'?)
1. I need someone to find some photos to post on the blog.
2. I need someone who will find some photos to post on the blog.
3. I need someone who will find some photos so as to post on the blog.
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Are they all the same? Does #1 mean #2 or #3?
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4. I need someone to go there.
5. I want someone to go there.
(Is 'to go' an objective complement in each sentence?)
4 answers
1. I need someone to find some photos to post on the blog.
1-2. I need someone who will find some photos which he will post on the blog.
1-3. I need someone to find some photos so that he may post on the blog.
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Does #1 mean #2?
1-2. I need someone who will find some photos which he will post on the blog.
1-3. I need someone to find some photos so that he may post on the blog.
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Does #1 mean #2?
1. I need someone to find some photos to post on the blog.
1-2. I need someone who will find some photos which he will post on the blog.
1-3. I need someone to find some photos so that he may post on the blog.
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Does #1 mean #2 or #3?
1-2. I need someone who will find some photos which he will post on the blog.
1-3. I need someone to find some photos so that he may post on the blog.
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Does #1 mean #2 or #3?
Sentence 1 means the same as both the other sentences in your last post.
In the first post, you used "so as" in sentence 1-3. That's not correct phrasing. If you omit "so as" the sentence will be fine.
In the first post, you used "so as" in sentence 1-3. That's not correct phrasing. If you omit "so as" the sentence will be fine.