Dedicated to your students, to your company
(1) You are very dedicated to your company.
(2) The teacher is very dedicated to his students.
Two days ago, one of my non-native English speaking friends made up these sentences. We spent time discussing them. We think (1) is correct and (2) is wrong because you can dedicate yourself to something but not to someone.
What is your opinion? Thanks a lot.
Top answer
Both sentences are OK.
- Both sentences are OK.
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Both are used. The following examples from online sources show you various ways you can use 'dedicated to'.
The temple is dedicated to Juno Caelestis.
The city has world-class museums dedicated to art.
They are affiliated with a national museum dedicated to women.
He really is totally dedicated to his children, his wife, his sister and the memory of h
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