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Mr1bin Posted 15 years ago
Grammar

Can I say like this?

I will keep my health/body fit/healthy/in shape by working out everyday.

Thank you!
  

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These are OK. Note that 'every day' is two words: I will keep my health by working out every day. (unnatural but gramm atical) I will keep my body fit/healthy/in shape by working out every day.

— Mister Micawber

  • These are OK.
  • Note that 'every day' is two words: I will keep my health by working out every day.
  • (unnatural but gramm atical) I will keep my body fit/healthy/in shape by working out every day.
  • I will keep fit/healthy/in shape by working out every day.
  • (Most natural)
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These are OK. Note that 'every day' is two words:

I will keep my health by working out every day.(unnatural but grammatical)

I will keep my body fit/healthy/in shape by working out every day.

I will keep fit/healthy/in shape by working out every day. (Most natural)
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I appreciate your committment/devotion.

Is it ok to say above?
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I appreciate your commitment/devotion.-- This is OK, but they would be used in different circumstances.
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So in this situation, commitment is ok but not devotion?
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You have presented no situation. Your sentence floats in a vacuum.
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Sorry I made you misunderstand. The situation is that you replied to my question. So I said thank you for your committment and devotion. And I asked this question.
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Ah, then both are too profound for this situation. I have neither commitment nor devotion. I have too much free time and a need to inculcate my ideas and attitudes toward the language.

A simple 'Thank you' is all that is called for, at most.
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