(with me) ¿quieres venir conmigo? (with him) no quiero ir contigo . (for her) las galletas son . (for me) los mariscos son conmigo . (with you, pl. form.) preferimos estar . (with you, sing. fam.) me gusta salir . (with me) ¿por qué no quieres tener una cita ? (for her) la cuenta es . (for them, m.) la habitación es muy pequeña . (with them, f.) anoche celebré la navidad . (for you, sing. fam.) este beso es . (with you, sing. fam.) nunca me aburro . (with you, pl. form.) ¡qué bien que vamos ! (for you, sing. fam.) la vida es muy fácil. (for them, f.) no hay sorpresas.

Bold answers:

Answer 1: (with me) ¿Quieres venir conmigo? (with him) No quiero ir con él.

Translation 1: Do you want to come with me? I do not want to go with him.

Answer 2: (for her) Las galletas son para ella.  

Translation 2: The cookies are for her.

Answer 3: (for me) Los mariscos son para mí.

Translation 3: Seafood is for me.  

Answer 4: (with you, pl. form.) Preferimos estar con ustedes.

Translation 4: We prefer to be with you.

Answer 5: (with you, sing. fam.) Me gusta salir contigo.

Translation 5: I like to go out with you.

Answer 6: (with me) ¿Por qué no quieres tener una cita conmigo? (for her) La cuenta es para ella.  

Translation 6: Why do not you want to have a date with me? The bill is for her.

Answer 7: (for them, m.) La habitación es muy pequeña para ellos.  

Translation 7: The room is too small for them.

Answer 8: (with them, f.) Anoche celebré la Navidad con ellas.  

Translation 8: Last night, I celebrated Christmas with them.

Answer 9: (for you, sing. fam.) Este beso es para ti.  

Translation 9: This kiss is for you.

Answer 10: (with you, sing. fam.) Nunca me aburro contigo.  

Translation 10: I never get bored with you.

Answer 11: (with you, pl. form.) ¡Qué bien que vamos con ustedes! (for you, sing. fam.) la vida es muy fácil para ti.  

Translation 11: How good, we go with you! Life is very easy for you.

Answer 12: (for them, f.) No hay sorpresas para ellas.  

Translation 12: There are no surprises for them.



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.