1). Such that he should2). In order that may 3). In order that he may

1.	1). Such that he should2). In order that may 3). In order that he may4). No improvement
Answer» The SENTENCE uses the form 'for that he COULD, which is incorrect and NEEDS improvement. The CONTEXT of the sentence suggests that the phrase should mean 'so that he would' keep in good shape. 'In order that' - so that This is only given by options 2 and 3. Out of these, only option 3 uses the pronoun 'he', with the modal VERB 'may', expressing his hope to keep in shape. The only alternative that improves the sentence is 3. None of the other alternatives can make the sentence meaningful. Therefore, the correct answer is option 3.

1). Such that he should2). In order that may 3). In order that he may4). No improvement

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The SENTENCE uses the form 'for that he COULD, which is incorrect and NEEDS improvement.

The CONTEXT of the sentence suggests that the phrase should mean 'so that he would' keep in good shape.

'In order that' - so that

This is only given by options 2 and 3.

Out of these, only option 3 uses the pronoun 'he', with the modal VERB 'may', expressing his hope to keep in shape.

The only alternative that improves the sentence is 3.

None of the other alternatives can make the sentence meaningful.

Therefore, the correct answer is option 3.