
Interested in Language
Hello,
I know the phrase "that of" is mostly used to make comparisons but is the following also a correct use of the phrase?
You committed your life to that of an educator.
Thanks in advance.
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No. That doesn't make sense to me. If someone said it, I would assume they meant either:
You compared your life to that of an educator.
You committed your life to being an educator.
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