The question is:

Marta estaba enferma, pero salió. ¿A Luisa le parece bien eso?/ Marta was sick, but she went out. Is that okay with Luisa?

Given that Luisa´s personal pronoun is ella / she; and the verb is haber + salido, we are going to use the conditional perfect:

Ella + habría salido / She would have come out.

We´re using the conditional of haber + the past participle of the verb.

Let´s take a look at the full answer. Keep in mind that it´s going to be an answer that contradicts the previous statement:

No, ella no habría salido./ No, she would not have come out.

The question is:

El agua del lago estaba muy fría, sin embargo nadé. ¿A ti te parece bien eso?/ The lake´s water was very cold, however, I swam. Is that okay with you?

Given that the personal pronoun is tú/ you; and the verbs are haber + nadado, we are going to use the conditional perfect. The question is directed towards the speaker, so we are going to use the personal pronoun “yo/ I”

Yo + habría nadado/ I would have swam

We´re using the conditional of haber + the past participle of the verb.

Let´s take a look at the full answer. Keep in mind that it´s going to be an answer that contradicts the previous statement.:

No, yo no habría nadado. / No, I would not have swum.

The question is:

A Pablo no le cae bien Susana, pero él la invitó. ¿A Francisco le parece bien eso?/ Pablo doesn’t like Susana, but he invited her. Is that okay with Francisco?

Given that the personal pronoun is él/ he ; and the verbs are haber + invitado, we are going to use the conditional perfect.

Él + habría invitado/ He + would have invited

We´re using the conditional of haber + the past participle of the verb.

Let´s take a look at the full answer. Keep in mind that it´s going to contradict the previous statement.:

No, él no la habría invitado./ No, he would not have invited her.

The question is:

A mí no me gustó la decisión, pero la acepté. ¿A ti te parece bien esto? / I did not like the decision, but I accepted it. Is this okay with you?

Given that the personal pronoun is tú/ you; and the verbs are haber + aceptado, we are going to use the conditional perfect. The question is directed towards the speaker, so we are going to use the personal pronoun “yo/ I”

Yo + habría aceptado/ I would have accepted

We´re using the conditional of haber + the past participle of the verb.

Let´s take a look at the full answer. Keep in mind that it’s going to contradict the previous statement.:

No, yo no la habría aceptado./ No, I wouldn’t have accepted it.

The question is:

Sarita tenía prisa y no respetó las reglas. ¿A Uds. les parece bien eso? / Sarita was in a hurry and didn’t respect the rules. Is that okay with you?

Given that the personal pronoun is Uds./ you; and the verbs are haber +respetado, we are going to use the conditional perfect. The question is directed towards the speakers, so we are going to use the personal pronoun “Nosotros/ Us”

Nosotros + habríamos respetado./ We + would have respected

We´re using the conditional of haber + the past participle of the verb.

Let´s take a look at the full answer. Keep in mind that it´s going to contradict the previous statement.:

No, nosotros habríamos respetado las reglas. / No, we would have respected the rules.

The question is:

Marcos no preguntó y no se enteró del problema. ¿A los otros les parece bien eso?/ Marcos did not ask and did not find out about the problem. Is that okay with the others?

Given that “Los otros” personal pronoun is ellos / they; and the verbs are haber + enterado, and haber + preguntado we are going to use the conditional perfect:

Ellos + se habrían enterado/ They + would have known about.
Ellos + habrían preguntado/ They + would have asked

We´re using the conditional of haber + the past participle of the verb.

Let´s take a look at the full answer. Keep in mind that it´s going to contradict the previous statement:

No, ellos habrían preguntado y se habrían enterado del problema./ No, they would have asked and found out about the problem

The question is:

No encontraron la evidencia porque no buscaron en la casa, ¿A Uds. les parece bien eso? / They didn’t find the evidence because they didn’t search the house, is that okay with you?

Given that the personal pronoun is Uds./ you; and the verbs are “encontrado”; and “buscaron” we are going to use the conditional perfect. The question is directed towards the speaker, so we are going to use the personal pronoun “Nosotros/ Us”

Nosotros +habríamos encontrado / We + would have found.
Nosotros + habríamos buscado / We + would have searched

We´re using the conditional of haber + the past participle of the verb.

Let´s take a look at the full answer. Keep in mind that it´s going to contradict the previous statement:

No, nosotros habríamos buscado la evidencia porque habríamos buscado en la casa. / No, we would have searched the evidence because we would have searched the house.

The question is:

Ellos no comprendían el problema y no lo resolvieron. ¿A ti te parece bien eso? / They did not understand the problem and did not solve it. Is that okay with you?

Given that the personal pronoun is ellos / they; and the verbs are “comprender”, and “resolver” we are going to use the conditional perfect:

Ellos + habrían comprendido/ They + would have understood
Ellos + habrían resuelto/ They + would have solved

We´re using the conditional of haber + the past participle of the verb.

Let´s take a look at the full answer. Keep in mind that it´s going to contradict the previous statement:

No, ellos habrían comprendido el problema y lo habrían resuelto./ No, they would have understood the problem and solved it.

This is the question:

Alfredo no puso atención y no propuso una solución. ¿A nuestros amigos les parece bien eso?/ Alfredo did not pay attention and did not propose a solution. Is that okay with our friends?

Given that “Nuestros amigos” personal pronoun is ellos / they, and the verbs are “poner atención”, and “proponer” we are going to use the conditional perfect:

Ellos + habrían puesto atención / They would have paid attention.
Ellos + habrían propuesto/ They + would have proposed.

We´re using the conditional of haber + the past participle of the verb.

Let´s take a look at the full answer. Keep in mind that it´s going to contradict the previous statement:

No, ellos habrían puesto atención y habrían propuesto una solución. / No, they would have paid attention and would have proposed a solution.