subjunctive/so that I can examine them

[navi tasan]

1) He brings the letters to me so that I will sign them. 2) He brings the letters to me so that I would sign them. 3) He brings the letters to me so that I may sign them. 4) He brings the letters to me so that I might sign them. 5) He brings
Which are correct?

1) They bring the specimens here so that I will examine them.
2) They bring the specimens here so that I would examine them.

3) They bring the specimens here so that I may examine them.
4) They bring the specimens here so that I might examine them.

5) They bring the specimens here so that I can examine them..
6) They bring the specimens here so that I could examine them.

7) They bring the specimens here so that I should examine them.

8) They bring the specimens here for me to examine.


Which imply
a) that I have to examine them
and which imply
b) I want to examine them
and which imply
c) I will choose whether to examine them or not



Gratefully,
Navi.





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[Tarheel]

Other recipients:


1) He brings the letters to me so that I will sign them. 2) He brings the letters to me so that I would sign them. 3) He brings the letters to me so that I may sign them. 4) He brings the letters to me so that I might sign them.
Which are correct?

Sentences one, three and four are correct. (For sentence two, say: "He brought the letters to me so I would sign them."

 

[Tdol]

2) They bring the specimens here so that I would examine them.

This one doesn't work for me.

 

[Tarheel]

I think you should put the other questions in a different thread.