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Which principal part of the verb best completes this sentence? They have __________ to serve sandwiches at the local coffee shop. A. began B. begins C. begin D. begun
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Which principal part of the verb best completes this sentence? They have __________ to serve sandwiches at the local coffee shop. A. began B. begins C. begin D. begun

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I think it is begun or began, but mostly begun.
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A : began

They have began to serve sandwiches at the local coffee shop .
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