The past participle of the word 'decide' is 'decided'. The past participle form of a verb is used to create the perfect tense. In the case of 'decide', it's quite straightforward as it's a regular verb. Unlike irregular verbs, regular verbs like 'decide' follow a predictable pattern: you add '-ed' to their base form to create both the past simple and the past participle. So, if your decision has been made, you have 'decided'. It's like the cherry on the language cake - a sweet, clear indicator that the action is over and done with.
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