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Can you commit him to never lying again? I am tired of his lying. ?
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I'm not familiar with the construction commit someone not to do something . More idiomatic: Can you get him to promise [to stop lying / never to lie again]? I'm tired of his lying.
- I'm not familiar with the construction commit someone not to do something .
- More idiomatic: Can you get him to promise [to stop lying / never to lie again]?
- I'm tired of his lying.
- CJ
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I'm not familiar with the construction commit someone not to do something.
More idiomatic:
Can you get him to promise [to stop lying / never to lie again]? I'm tired of his lying.
CJ
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