[Grammar] 'is you' or 'are you'?

[Mabz8]

If I was to say: "you are the decision maker, you gotta decide" by using 'decision maker' as the subject in the sentence like this: "Decision maker is you, you gotta decide", will it be correct? or should it be: "Decision maker are you, you gotta decide"?
Please advise. Thank you in advance.

 

[SlickVic9000]

(Not a Teacher)

"The decision maker is you; you've got to decide."
or
"You are the decision maker; you've got to decide."

Note that the second sentence sounds better to a native's ear.

 

[5jj]

Welcome to the forum, Mabz. :hi:

Note that SV changed you 'you gotta' to 'you've got to'. As this is a forum to help people learn correct English, we try to avoid chatlish words such as 'gotta' and 'wanna'