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Lawn2llawn2 Posted 14 years ago
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commit to V ing or v 1
Hi all,
I have a question. I was taught by my teacher that "commit to" should be followed by V ing. But then, I read this example in the dictionary:
They were committed to follow orders
Is that sentence okay? Is yes, when to use V ing, and when to use v 1?
Thanks heaps
Liya
I have a question. I was taught by my teacher that "commit to" should be followed by V ing. But then, I read this example in the dictionary:
They were committed to follow orders
Is that sentence okay? Is yes, when to use V ing, and when to use v 1?
Thanks heaps
Liya
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Commit somebody to doing something means that someboby must do something. Committed (adj) to: means willing to work very hard at something: We are committed to finish the ...
- Commit somebody to doing something means that someboby must do something.
- Committed (adj) to: means willing to work very hard at something: We are committed to finish the ...
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Commit somebody to doing something means that someboby must do something. Committed (adj) to: means willing to work very hard at something: We are committed to finish the ...
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