Is 做 necessary in the sentence 我不打算做决定 (wǒ bù dǎsuàn zuò juédìng)? I'm asking about this jukuu.com example sentence:


  我不打算做决定
  (wǒ bù dǎsuàn zuò juédìng)


(Jukuu.com's translation is "Susan, I don't plan to make any decisions Susan" which is clearly wrong.)

It breaks down logically:


我 = I
不 = don't
打算 = plan
做 = to make
决定 = to decide


So it means something along the lines "I don't plan to make a decision".

Question: Is 做 necessary in the sentence 我不打算做决定?

I'm not sure why 做 is in this sentence, but it seems unnecessary to me.  I.e., I would expect 我不打算决定 to be an acceptable sentence, but I'm unclear on this.
决定 in 我不打算决定 is a verb (I don't plan to decide)

决定 in 我不打算做决定 is a noun (I don't plan to make decision)

'做决定' means 'make decision'


in 我不打算决定 the object is omitted, It emphasizes the verb 'to decide'
我不打算做决定 is a complete sentence. It put emphasis on the object 'decision'.