[Grammar] Countable or uncountable?

[Mrs.Almost]

1. The partners in partnerships must make ____ (decision/decisions) about how much time and capital each will contribute.

2. Partners share ____ (responsibility/respondsibilities) for management and liability.

 

[2006]

1. The partners in partnerships must make _decisions___ about how much time and capital each will contribute.
Because there is no 'a' before the blank, you have to choose "decisions".

2. Partners share __responsibility__ for management and liability.
In a sentence like this, the noncountable one is better.

2006

 

[Mrs.Almost]

Thank for your answer.

one last question,
I'd like to know if it's correct to say "make a decision" in #1.

 

[2006]

Thank for your answer.

one last question,
I'd like to know if it's correct to say "make a decision" in #1.

Yes, it would be correct if the decision about time and capital is one interrelated decision.