Which imperative sentence would be most appropriate when inviting your elderly aunt to your house for a family gathering? ¡ven a nuestra casa! ¡viene a nuestra casa! ¡venga a nuestra casa! ¡venimos a nuestra casa!

The right answer is the C) ¡Venga a nuestra casa!

Explanation: Just to elaborate a little on the answer, it can also be added that when addressing an elderly aunt you most likely would use the personal pronoun "usted." Therefore, the right form of the imperative form of the verb "venir" (to come) in that personal form is "venga." "Venimos" would be used with the first person plural (nosotros), and you only use the imperative with the second person singular and plural. The same goes for "viene," which refers to the third person singular (ella). "Ven" is used with the personal pronoun "tú," which would be used when using the imperative with a younger relative or with someone you know closely and can address less formally.

i would have to know what the audios say as well with the question. : /

the answer is c. estudió

explanation:

to translate: last year a group from my school went to cuba and studied the history of the island. you would use preterite form because it was one time and they use fue in the sentence.