to decide
to decide
'decide' is a regular verb, usually followed by 'to' + infinitive: decide to go.
I decide these things myself.
I decide these things myself.
Indicative
Present Simple
I decide what to cook every evening.
I decide what to cook every evening.
You decide too quickly sometimes.
You decide too quickly sometimes.
She decides who joins the team.
She decides who joins the team.
We decide these things together.
We decide these things together.
You decide the winner of the contest.
You decide the winner of the contest.
They decide the rules of the game.
They decide the rules of the game.
Present Continuous
I am deciding between two job offers.
I am deciding between two job offers.
You are deciding without all the facts.
You are deciding without all the facts.
He is deciding where to go on holiday.
He is deciding where to go on holiday.
We are deciding on a name for the baby.
We are deciding on a name for the baby.
You are deciding this far too slowly.
You are deciding this far too slowly.
They are deciding the final score now.
They are deciding the final score now.
Past Simple
I decided to stay home last night.
I decided to stay home last night.
You decided to change your plans.
You decided to change your plans.
She decided to study medicine.
She decided to study medicine.
We decided to sell the old house.
We decided to sell the old house.
You decided too late to book tickets.
You decided too late to book tickets.
They decided the case in an hour.
They decided the case in an hour.
Present Perfect
I have finally decided on a career.
I have finally decided on a career.
You have decided not to come, I see.
You have decided not to come, I see.
He has decided to retire this year.
He has decided to retire this year.
We have decided where to spend Christmas.
We have decided where to spend Christmas.
You have decided the matter fairly.
You have decided the matter fairly.
They have decided to move to the coast.
They have decided to move to the coast.
Past Perfect
I had decided to leave before you spoke.
I had decided to leave before you spoke.
You had decided long before the meeting.
You had decided long before the meeting.
She had decided to quit her job already.
She had decided to quit her job already.
We had decided the route the night before.
We had decided the route the night before.
You had decided without asking us.
You had decided without asking us.
They had decided the winner before the vote.
They had decided the winner before the vote.
Future Simple
I will decide after I sleep on it.
I will decide after I sleep on it.
You will decide your own future.
You will decide your own future.
He will decide the matter tomorrow.
He will decide the matter tomorrow.
We will decide by the end of the week.
We will decide by the end of the week.
You will decide who leads the group.
You will decide who leads the group.
They will decide the outcome of the match.
They will decide the outcome of the match.
Conditional
Conditional
I would decide differently in your place.
I would decide differently in your place.
You would decide faster with more advice.
You would decide faster with more advice.
She would decide only after long thought.
She would decide only after long thought.
We would decide together if we had time.
We would decide together if we had time.
You would decide better with clear rules.
You would decide better with clear rules.
They would decide sooner under pressure.
They would decide sooner under pressure.
Imperative
Imperative
Decide now, we can't wait!
Decide now, we can't wait!
Let's decide this once and for all.
Let's decide this once and for all.
