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【题目】Grace doesn't want to move to New York because she thinks if she(live) there，she wouldn't be able to see her parents very often.

【答案】were to live
【解析】句意：Grace不想搬去纽约，因为她认为如果她住在那里，她将不能经常看到她的父母。根据Grace doesn't want to move to New York可知，if引导非真实条件句，动词使用虚拟语气；根据语境可推断，此处表示与将来相反的虚拟语气，从句使用were to+动词原形，主句使用would+动词原形。故填were to live。

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