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Si tuviera un millón de dólares, Lily compraría ropa, comida y un carro, viajaría a Hawái y Costa Rica con su familia y amigos, y compartiría el dinero con su familia para pagar impuestos y regalar a huérfanos, aunque usaría la mitad para sí misma para vivir en una gran casa en Los Ángeles o Hawái.
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Lottery essay presentation
- 1. Si tuviera un millón de dólares… Lily James
- 2. Si tuviera un millón de dólares, me gustaría comprar muchas cosas.
- 3. También, compraría ropa, comida, y un carro.
- 4. Viajaría a Hawái y Costa Rica con mi familia y mis mejores amigos.
- 5. Compartiría el dinero con mi familia para que puedan pagar sus impuestos.
- 6. Aunque yo compartiría dinero con mi familia, regalarías dinero a huérfanos. Padres
- 7. Sin embargo, usaría la mitad para mí.
- 8. Viviría en Las Ángeles o Hawái en una casa muy grande.
- 9. Si tuvieras un millón de dólares, estaría muy muy feliz y contenta porque compraría muchas cosas.
- 10. Entonces,el futuro sería diferente porque usaría el dinero para colegio.
- 11. Si tuviera un millón de dólares, no cambiaria mucha mi filosofía de vida.