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For questions 7 to 14, complete the second sentence so that it has a similar meaning to the first sentence. You must use the word given. (Total: 4 points, 0.5 point each correct answer)

Lisa only got the job of her dreams because she moved away.

IF
$\qquad$ she would not have got the job of her dreams.

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Para reescrever a frase "Lisa only got the job of her dreams because she moved away" usando a palavra "IF" e mantendo o mesmo significado, podemos pensar na relação de causa e efeito. A frase original indica que a mudança de Lisa foi a razão pela qual ela conseguiu o emprego dos sonhos. Portanto, se ela não tivesse se mudado, ela não teria conseguido o emprego. A forma correta de completar a frase é: "If she hadn't moved away, she would not have got the job of her dreams." Assim, a resposta correta é: "If she hadn't moved away, she would not have got the job of her dreams."

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