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KaaJee Posted 13 years ago
Grammar
deciding + auxiliary verb
I don’t know which auxiliary verb should be used here: They decide (about) whose the power should/shall(?) be.
Or: They decide (about) who the power should/shall(?) belong to. Maybe no auxiliary verb, like the following? They decide about who the power belong/appertain to.
And is “about” should be used?
Or: They decide (about) who the power should/shall(?) belong to. Maybe no auxiliary verb, like the following? They decide about who the power belong/appertain to.
And is “about” should be used?
Top answer
They decide who has the power.
- They decide who has the power.
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If the decision has not been made, you can also say:
They decide who will get the power (to rule the city).
They decide who will get the power (to rule the city).
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