The chairman of the board of directors[u] have
decided that this year’s profits will be used [/u]for
research and development, rather than for a
shareholder dividend.
(A) have decided that this year’s profits will
be used
(B) has decided that this year’s profits will be
used
(C) have decided on using this year’s profits
(D) has decided on using this year’s profits
(E) decided this year’s profits will have been
used
What is wrong with D ? Some one please explain
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chairman so "has"
"used for X rather than for Y" is parallel
"used for X rather than for Y" is parallel
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Is it ok to use "will be used" along with has decided ( present perfect)?..
Manhattan SC says that the we can use present with future.
eg:the chairman decides that at the machine profits will be used.--> Correct
But ....will be used along with has decided sounds a bit awkward..anyone else felt the same?.
Manhattan SC says that the we can use present with future.
eg:the chairman decides that at the machine profits will be used.--> Correct
But ....will be used along with has decided sounds a bit awkward..anyone else felt the same?.
