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Rewrite each sentence pair into one sentence using so ... that.

by Royner Villalobos Rojas
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Family histories

Tom: I’m doing some research about family histories. Could you tell me about your background?

Julia: Sure! I have a diverse background. I was born here, but my mom comes from Mexico, and my dad’s from Brazil, but his parents were born in Japan. So I guess I’m half Mexican, one-quarter Brazilian, and one-quarter Japanese.

 Tom: Wow! Your family’s really multicultural. Why did your parents choose to come here?

Julia: They thought that the quality of life here was so high that they should immigrate.

 Tom: This city does have a good quality of life, but it’s really expensive. I get so little money from my job that it’s hard to live here.
Julia: You’re right. House prices are rising so quickly that I’ve been thinking about moving somewhere cheaper.

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Family histories

Tom: I’m doing some research about family histories. Could you tell me about your background?

Julia: Sure! I have a diverse background. I was born here, but my mom comes from Mexico, and my dad’s from Brazil, but his parents were born in Japan. So I guess I’m half Mexican, one-quarter Brazilian, and one-quarter Japanese.

 Tom: Wow! Your family’s really multicultural. Why did your parents choose to come here?

Julia: They thought that the quality of life here was so high that they should immigrate.

 Tom: This city does have a good quality of life, but it’s really expensive. I get so little money from my job that it’s hard to live here.

Julia: You’re right. House prices are rising so quickly that I’ve been thinking about moving somewhere cheaper.
 
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