The correct term is decided to join.
He didn't join a group before the army, he decided he hated Jews because they differed from him and joined the army.
"Joined" is the past participle of join, as in "I have joined the group."
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None of them has still joined Luffy's crew. But Silvers Rayleigh is not gonna join the crew. Whether Jinbei joins or not will be decided in Chapter number 649.
neither joined neither, because it wasn't just England who joined them, it was the whole of Britain. England is not a fully fledged country as it doesn't have it's own government. Get your facts right. And Britain joined France.
The past tense of "join" is "joined."
The past tense of "join" is "joined."
Earth day is celebrated on April 22 each year. Anyone can decide at any time if they choose to join the celebration.
The past perfect tense of join is had joined.
The past tense for "join" is "joined".
No country attacked the US before they joined WW1, but the US's allies such as France and Britain were attacked and at war with Germany, so the US decided to support their allies and join the war. The sinking of the British/ American ship "The Lusitania" was a trigger for the US to join the war.
The past perfect tense of join is had joined.