The phrase "ago we decided that" is not correct in English as it is missing a time reference before "ago." It can be used in a context where a specific time frame is mentioned, such as "two weeks ago we decided that."
Example: "Two weeks ago we decided that we would move forward with the project."
Alternatives: "previously we decided that" or "earlier we agreed that."
"But many years ago, we decided that Marc's way of doing things and ours were not really the same.
The New Yorker, January 21 , 1928P. 9 A long time ago we decided that Big Business is self-induced, and that it really doesn't work anyway.
By E. B. White The New Yorker, January 21 , 1928P. 9 A long time ago we decided that Big Business is self-induced, and that it really doesn't work anyway.
Still, when we first stumbled upon the Catamount Trail Guidebook at a ski museum a few years ago, we decided on the spot that we would try to ski it end to end.
Since my first happiness research trip about 15 years ago, I decided that planning takes away from spontaneity.
Once, a couple of years ago, I decided that instead of taking the train up from London, I would drive back to York for Christmas.
Lyn T Jones, the theatre's chairman, explains the rationale for starting out small: "After the company got the go-ahead from the National Assembly and Welsh Arts Council a year ago, we decided that we had to announce our presence and get out on the road as quickly as possible.
Years ago, we decided that I would pursue the academic track while he looked for a job with a nongovernmental organization; we hoped that would improve our odds of finding jobs in the same city.
About two years ago we decided to start a social enterprise that would offer individuals further education and training, building up their confidence, skills and chances of future employment.
A few years ago we decided to try scuba diving, and that has now become a family passion.
Quite some time ago, humans decided that we'd eat in front of each other but not defecate.
