Commitment (to) ?
Dear teachers,
I saw a sentence as follows:
"This is why our most important commitment is to quality, safety
and craftsmanship, all driven by a passion for a constant improvement."
(sources: https://singjupost.com/samsung-galaxy-s8-unpacked-2007-launch-event-full-transcript/?singlepage=1t)
Can I just say, "This is why our most important commitment is quality, safety and craftsmanship, all driven by a passion for a constant improvement." - without 'to'?
Thanks and best regards,
David Kim
Top answer
The word is usually followed by 'to'. Your example sentence sounds to me like three commitment s .
- The word is usually followed by 'to'.
- Your example sentence sounds to me like three commitment s .
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The word is usually followed by 'to'.
Your example sentence sounds to me like three commitments.
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