Decides
Decides is the third-person singular present tense of the verb decide. It denotes the act of forming a conclusion or choosing between options. In typical usage, the subject performs the action, as in He decides to move to a new city, She decides that they should wait, or The committee decides the terms of the contract. The object of decide can be an infinitive clause (to do something) or a noun phrase (the matter, the course of action), or the clause can be introduced with that.
Etymology and form: Decide derives from Latin decidere, meaning to cut off or determine, through Old French
Usage notes: Decide is a transitive verb and can be followed by to + infinitive (decide to go),
Related terms: decision, decision-making, decisive, indecision. In broader usage, decide often appears in discussions of policy,