Question

Form a noun from a word decide

Answer 1

The word, 'deciding' is the present continuous form of the verb, 'decide'. Its abstract noun form is 'decision'. Hence, option B is the correct answer. Option A is incorrect as the word, 'deciding' is either used as a verb in present continuous form (as in the given sentence) or as an adjective.

Answer 2

Answer:

'Decision' is the noun form of the given word 'decide'.

Explanation:

• The word 'decision' is a noun which means reaching to a conclusion after considering something or can also be explained as the action/process of deciding something.
• The word 'decide' is used as an action verb whereas 'decision' is used as a noun.
• We can use the words 'decide' or decision' in a phrase which gives the similar meaning, like -

1. "I will decide."
2. "I will make a decision."

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