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Daylighttt Posted 13 years ago
Grammar

To commit yourself to Verb ?

I wonder whether such a usage as in 'He commited himself to help the people in need' is common or not. In fact, to commit yourself to verb+ing is the form I always use since the the verb coming after a preposition takes an ing form(verb+ing).

If you say that it's common, then we can make a generalization; can't we?
  

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Yes commit is always followed by ing form

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Yes commit is always followed by ing form
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A dictionary editor doesn't say so.
Emotion: smile
He gives a similar example like that. I wonder whether this structure is common or not.
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Adjective + Preposition Combinations Followed by Gerunds.So these ing form is only the right one

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I sent the list in private message. do check
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Thanks nagariya
However, I still wonder about it.
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