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TERESA ¿Qué (1) (hubieses) hecho tú si tu papá te (2) (hubiese) regalado un carro?

ANITA Me (3) (hubiese) muerto de la felicidad.

ANITA Si (4) (vas) a Paraguay, ¿qué vas a hacer?

TERESA (5) (voy) a visitar a mis parientes.

TERESA Si tú y tu familia (6) (tuvieran) un millón de dólares, ¿qué comprarían?

ANITA Si nosotros tuviéramos un millón de dólares, (7) (compraríamos) tres casas nuevas.

ANITA Si tú (8) (tuvieras) tiempo, ¿irías al cine con más frecuencia?

TERESA Sí, yo (9) (iría) con más frecuencia si tuviera tiempo.

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