[General] Commit to be fit?
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Context please.
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Googling reveals that to be a rhyming slogan used as the name of several programs designed to help people improve their physical fitness (lose weight). It relies on a distortion of the intransitive verb "commit". We normally commit ourselves to noun, not commit ourselves infinitive. The slogan involves wordplay and should not be used as a model for usage for "commit".
Googling reveals that to be a rhyming slogan used as the name of several programs designed to help people improve their physical fitness (lose weight). It relies on a distortion of the intransitive verb "commit". We normally commit ourselves to noun, not commit ourselves infinitive. The slogan involves wordplay and should not be used as a model for usage for "commit".
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