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It's my first time being here. Didn't know there is such a great site on English.
I've been wondering since my high school years about the "To-Gerund" stuff.
I've only been taught a few examples (like 'committed to doing', 'look forward to doing') of that without a definite grammar formula of using that. I know it's got something to do with the "subject noun" or "situation" after the "To". But can someone please elaborate more on this ? Many thanks !
Advanced "To - Gerund" 
Re: Advanced "To - Gerund" 
Hi Alex, and welcome. 
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