MustAsk Posted 12 years ago
Grammar
Committed to do something
Hi
I'm a little confused about these:
I'm committed to help people in my community.
I committed myself to help people in my community.
I'm committed to helping people in my community.
I committed myself to helping people in my community.
All of them must be right? I checked some dictionaries but they just confused me.
I'm a little confused about these:
I'm committed to help people in my community.
I committed myself to help people in my community.
I'm committed to helping people in my community.
I committed myself to helping people in my community.
All of them must be right? I checked some dictionaries but they just confused me.
Top answer
I'm committed to helping people in my community. I committed myself to helping people in my community. I'm committed to help people in my community and I committed myself to help people in my community sound as though you are a patient in a mental hospital ( committed can also mean sent to a mental hospital ).
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I'm committed to helping people in my community. 
I committed myself to helping people in my community.
I committed myself to helping people in my community.
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