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Cavid Hummatov Posted 10 years ago
Grammar

make a decision

should I necessarily use preposition after the collocation "make a decision" if I'm supposed to use noun or gerund following it. for instance

"You have to make a decision a car you want to buy"
" I need to make a decision a place to travel "
or..
"make a decision on a car"
"make a decision on a place to travel" ?

thanks to all the replies in advance
  

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Cavid Hummatov "You have to make a decision a car you want to buy"" I need to make a decision a place to travel " These are incorrect. Cavid Hummatov "make a decision on a car""make a decision on a place to travel" ? These are OK.

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  • Cavid Hummatov "You have to make a decision a car you want to buy"" I need to make a decision a place to travel " These are incorrect.
  • Cavid Hummatov "make a decision on a car""make a decision on a place to travel" ?
  • These are OK.
  • You can also use "about" rather than "on".
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Cavid Hummatov"You have to make a decision a car you want to buy"" I need to make a decision a place to travel "
These are incorrect.
Cavid Hummatov"make a decision on a car""make a decision on a place to travel" ?
These are OK. You can also use "about" rather than "on".
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