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Is it correct: "so as to we can help you better"?

For example as in: please give us more information so as to we can help you better.

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It's not correct, I'm afraid.:cry:
It should be '... so that we can help you better'.

I hope my response will be of some help to you.
 
And "that" can be omitted from tzfujimino's example.

Please give us more information so we can help you better.
 
'We need more information so as to help you better.'
Is 'so as to' used correctly?

Not a teacher.
 
Not a teacher.

As far as I know, "so as to" should be followed by an infintive.

We moved house so as to be closer to our children.
 
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