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if board wants vs if board want

The correct phrase is "if board wants." The verb "wants" should agree with the singular subject "board."

Last updated: March 28, 2024 • 566 views

if board wants

This phrase is correct. The verb "wants" agrees with the singular subject "board."

Use "if board wants" when referring to a situation where the board, as a singular entity, desires or requires something.

Examples:

  • If the board wants to proceed, we will need to prepare a detailed proposal.
  • I will only take action if the board wants me to do so.

if board want

This phrase is incorrect. The verb should be in agreement with the singular subject "board," so it should be "if board wants."


Alternatives:

  • if the board wants
  • if the board desires
  • if the board requires
  • if the board decides
  • if the board chooses

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