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commitment

Correct spelling, explanation: the core word for the correct spelling is commit (which means to carry out or to engage) to which we added the noun suffix -ment. This suffix means a state of something, a process, or a goal of an action. The verb commit has got one t so the form committment is incorrect.

Definition of commitment:1. noun, obligation, or promise to do somethingI made a commitment to spend my time with my family every Sunday.His commitment to that relationship was huge.The Prime Minister made a commitment to help small business owners.2. noun, an act of doing somethingA commitment to a crime can cost you serious problems.

committment

Incorrect spelling, explanation: there is no double t in the correct spelling commitment, which is the noun form from the verb commit.

comitment

Incorrect spelling

committment

Incorrect spelling

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1. Why does committed have two t’s and commitment only one?

2. Terrific English guide! That is the kind of guide that should be shared around the internet.

3. As a newbie, I am permanently exploring online for websites that can help me. Thank you.

4. Is it the English interpretation? I thought it was 2t,s

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