To Become vs To Becoming

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jorgemorales

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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.
 
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.

They're right. It's committed to V+ing.

I'm committed to buying that car.
I've committed to selling my house.
 
So "to become" is incorrect? Thanks for the reply.
 
Yes, it's incorrect in that sentence.

I want to become a race car driver.

I am committed to becoming a race car driver.
 
Got it. Thank you all for your help.
 
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