(Best answer get brainliest) Do kids' opinions matter when adults make the final decisions? (for english)

Yes.

Explanation:

Whilst it's likely that the child might not always be correct, taking in their account is extremely important. Just be cause kids are passed as younger and more irresponsible doesn't mean that they can't make a valid point. The chances of this are low, but it's better to not assume whether they can or can't.

I would say it depends

Explanation:

If it's a small situation, like if the kid simply wants a toy, then no I wouldn't say their opinion really mattered then. Therefore, if the conversation was something very important, then yes. Their opinion would matter in the final say. The adult should let the child have a say in any decisions made if it involves them.

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