Rearrange the words to form a sentence starting with 'if only'-
I had / given it up./ If only / I would have / known,
A
If only I had known, I given it would have up.
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B
If only I had I would have known, given it up.
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C
If only I had I known, would have given it up.
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D
If only I had known, I would have given it up.
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Solution
The correct option is D If only I had known, I would have given it up. Here, 'if only' is used to express the speaker's regret about not giving up something.