Did I phrase the sentences correctly using words conducted, base on and etc?

English as a Second Language English Vocabulary, Grammar and Idioms
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  • Please ask him if he wants to move in, otherwise we will base our plan on 3 peoples.

  • Please ask him if he wants to move in, otherwise we will make plan/plan according to 3 peoples.

  • Cheating was conducted during the exam. (Can I use carried out or committed?).

Did I phrase the above sentences correctly?

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I’ll redirect you to the pros @Anglophile, @NearlyNapping, @Arinker, @Torsten

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“Please ask him if he wants to move in, otherwise we will make our plans based on 3 people.”
But this is simpler:
“Please ask him if he wants to move in, otherwise we will plan on 3 people.”
“People” is already plural.

“Cheating occurred during the exam.”
This is OK, but it’s a passive voice. These would be better:
“Someone cheated during the exam.”
“Some people cheated during the exam.”

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  • Please ask him if he wants to move in, otherwise we will plan on the three people.

  • Cheating was adopted (committed) during the exam.

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I’m happy to say I wouldn’t make a great leader, because only two of the pros reacted.

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