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Anonymous Posted 12 years ago
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definite or zero article?
Could you answer my question,please?
In the following sentence: " They are used to taking (the) decisions that concern them together "
Which is correct ? 1/ the decisions
2/ decisions
3/ both
Many thanks
In the following sentence: " They are used to taking (the) decisions that concern them together "
Which is correct ? 1/ the decisions
2/ decisions
3/ both
Many thanks
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Both sound okay to me. By the way, just so you know, in British English people "take" decisions, but in American English we "make" decisions.
- Both sound okay to me.
- By the way, just so you know, in British English people "take" decisions, but in American English we "make" decisions.
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Both sound okay to me. By the way, just so you know, in British English people "take" decisions, but in American English we "make" decisions.
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Some British people take decisions, but not all. It seems to be a recent development there that has not been universally adopted.
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