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What does 'family commitment' refer to exactly?
Household chaos?Looking after kids?Earning money to support family? Or all of above?
By the way, is 'family commitment' a formal phrase or common in every English?
More examples about it is appreciated.
Thanks in advance.
Sep 19, 2012 2:24 AM
Answers · 2
A family commitment- An appointment with family-or going to do something with family. For example- My friend invites me to dinner, i might reply, I'm sorry I have a family commitment(my daughters school play is tonight) Lets go to the park!- Sorry I have a family commitment-~(I have to go for lunch with my mum)
Household chores/Looking after kids/Earning money to support family-These are not family commitments-they are responsibilities or duties you have to your family.
Here commitment means -a promise (to do something).
September 19, 2012
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