compose

English as a Second Language English Vocabulary, Grammar and Idioms
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  1. The committee was composed of 40 elected members.
  2. The committee composed of 40 elected members.
  3. The committee composed 40 elected members.
    Please correct my sentences.
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The committee is/was composed of 40 elected members.
OR
The committee comprises/comprised 40 elected members.

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T_H_Lawrence,

  1. Traditional decorations are composed of greenery.
  2. Traditional decorations composed of greenery.
    Which sentence is correct?
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According to me, in the case of an entity with constituent units, the phrase ‘composed of’ is used with a form of the ‘be’ verb only in the passive voice.

So, here, ‘Traditional decorations consist of greenery’ would be better.

The second sentence is not correct.