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Discover Ludwig"promised to visit" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you are speaking about a promise made to visit someone or somewhere. For example: "My grandmother promised to visit me next week."
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On the contrary, I remember friends ugly crying at my going away party in Chicago promising me they would keep in touch and some even promised to visit.
Rachel promised to visit Kelly the following evening.
We promised to visit them as soon as possible.
We took his card and promised to visit him soon.
He promised to visit when present financial complications were worked out.
He panicked, spoke awkwardly and briefly, insincerely promised to visit soon, and fled.
Abbott has also promised to visit Ukraine and send Australia's first ambassador to Kiev next year.
I had no idea about this!" He promised to visit Burden again on his next trip.
Gove has promised to visit each of those schools to apologise in person.
They had heard stories of professional athletes who promised to visit and donate and raise awareness.
Getty flew mother and son to New York to see specialists, promised to visit and never did.
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