What verb should I use in the sentence:
"The government ___ to demolish the building"? The meaning is that they decide and make an official order to do this.
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If you can't change any of the words in the original sentence, then I think the answer is "has". The Government *has* to demolish the building. Do you have any choices or clues?
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“Decided” or “had” work just fine.
• The government decided to demolish the building.
• The government had to demolish the building.
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Another option:
The government Mandated to..,
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Curious question. Maybe one word could be decreed. Or sanctioned. Or gazetted.
But the phrasing would change to ‘the government decreed/sanctioned/gazetted the demolition of the building.
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