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Anonymous Posted 6 years ago
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Blowing to their advantage

I read this online.
Is it correct to say “decision of which” and “not the least of those is or are?


There are many factors on a field which may influence a team’s decision of which end to defend. Not the least of those factors is wind.

Are any of these correct?

The wind is blowing to the home teams advantage. / The wind is blowing in favor of the home team.

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Is it correct to say “decision of which” and “not the least of those is or are ? There are many factors on a field which may influence a team’s decision of which end to defend. Not the least of those factors is wind.

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  • Is it correct to say “decision of which” and “not the least of those is or are ?
  • There are many factors on a field which may influence a team’s decision of which end to defend.
  • Not the least of those factors is wind.
  • decision of is not wrong, but I think decision about or decision on are morte common.
  • Are any of these correct?
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Is it correct to say “decision of which” and “not the least of those is or are?


There are many factors on a field which may influence a team’s decision of which end to defend. Not the least of those factors is wind.

decision of is not wrong, but I think decision about or decision on are morte common.



Are any of these correct?

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