Question

A decision was reached to tear down the
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building.

A decision was reached
A decision was decided
It was decided to
The commissioners decided
We made a decision

Answer 1

I think maybe 4? I think it's a little redundant to say "A decision was reached" because when you make a decision, it has essentially been "decided/reached" if you know what I mean o_O. I think 4 is better than 5 because you just use one verb "decided" rather than "made a decision" which just seems a bit more wordy...

Answer 2

kay how but this one

Answer 3

Choose the correct way to write the underlined portion of the following sentence:

My dog ran up the street, wagging his tail.
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My dog ran up the street, wagging his tail.
Wagging his tail, my dog ran up the street.
My dog ran up the street.
My dog wagged his tail, running up the street.
My dog running up the street, wagging his tail.

Answer 4

This is for number one.
I think it is c. Because if you put grammatical terms, the word made and to don't actually belong together and so it couldn't be a or d and double negatives would be used in the last one so is in between c or b which both could be used correctly but, I think it is c.