Error in English language in usage of decision

Common errors in using "decision" in English:

*Singular vs. Plural*

1. Decision (singular)

2. Decisions (plural)

*Incorrect usage:*

1. "I made many decision." (Incorrect)

2. "The committee made their decision." (Correct)

*Confusing words:*

1. Decision (choice made)

2. Decision-making (process)

3. Decisive (firm, determined)

*Grammar mistakes:*

1. "The decision of the committee are..." (Incorrect)

"The decision of the committee is..." (Correct)

2. "I made a decision, but it wasn't a good one." (Correct)

*Prepositions:*

1. "Make a decision on/upon something." (Correct)

2. "Make a decision about something." (Correct)

*Common phrases:*

1. Make a decision

2. Reach a decision

3. Come to a decision

4. Arrive at a decision

5. Final decision

*Correct usage examples:*

1. "The committee made a unanimous decision."

2. "I'll make a decision after reviewing the options."

3. "The decision to quit was difficult."

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