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Anonymous Posted 15 years ago
Grammar
To Become vs To Becoming
Which form is correct?
I am committed to become the best X I can possibly be
I am committed to becoming the best X I can possibly be
I actually used a proofreading service and they change it "to becoming". Is this correct too? Just sounds wrong to me.
I am committed to become the best X I can possibly be
I am committed to becoming the best X I can possibly be
I actually used a proofreading service and they change it "to becoming". Is this correct too? Just sounds wrong to me.
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I am committed to Xing. to seeing this through ... to becoming a great doctor ...
- I am committed to Xing.
- to seeing this through ...
- to becoming a great doctor ...
- to doing my best.
- etc.
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I am committed to Xing.
... to seeing this through
... to becoming a great doctor
... to doing my best.
etc.
The change was correctly made.
... to seeing this through
... to becoming a great doctor
... to doing my best.
etc.
The change was correctly made.
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Thanks for the reply.
Does that mean that "to become" is incorrect?
Does that mean that "to become" is incorrect?
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