1.They their business tasks. (organize)
(1 Point)
organized
have organized
2.Last week, Ben the dogs. (wash)
(1 Point)
washed
has washed
3.Tony neighbors if they need dog-walkers. (ask)
(1 Point)
asked
has asked
4.Yesterday, they to by dog treats. (decide)
(1 Point)
decided
have decided
5.They all of the dogs they are watching. (like)
(1 Point)
liked
have liked
6.The neighbors a bill for the work. (receive)
(1 Point)
received
have received
7.Last week, Tony the money. (collect)
(1 Point)
has collected
collected
8.Then, they the money from the business. (divide)
(1 Point)
divided
have divided
9.Tony and Ben the money to build the business. (use)
(1 Point)
used
have used
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