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Discover LudwigThe phrase "am to quit" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used to indicate a future intention or obligation to stop doing something.
Example: "I am to quit my job at the end of the month."
Alternatives: "I am going to quit" or "I am set to quit."
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"We have also talked about how much I want to and how determined I am to quit and, as I said, it is not the right time yet.
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So B's best response is to quit.
What Filner has definitely not done is to quit.
The wiser course may have been to quit.
"But the American thing to do is to quit".
My ostensible motivation was to quit smoking cigars.
Second is to quit Delhi.
I thought my only other option was to quit.
The longer it takes to solve, the more likely someone is to quit trying.
The stronger the addiction, the harder it is to quit.
So the choice he has is to quit the race.
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