English Grammer / preposition

"ABC is committed to promoting and impementing saftey in the coompany."

Is above sentance is correct grammatically or not. If not, why and what is the correct one?

I have doubt on the use of verb+ing followed by "to". Can anybody help, please?

Hi,

I wanted to know, as far as it seems to me, this sentance should be as;

"ABC is committed to promote and implement safet in the company."

No. ABC is committed to the promotion and implementation of safety in the company.

instead of,

"ABC is committed to promoting and implementing safety in the company."

Can you more elaborate your answer with the contast correct use of of preposition.

The verb 'commit' is usually followed by the preposition 'to'. It means roughly 'pledged to'. The usual grammar is of the form someone is committed to something. The 'something' needs to be a noun, or a noun-equivalent like a gerund. eg

Tom is committed to the project.

Tom is committed to completing the project.

Best wishes, Clive

Hi,

i will not try it , iam not good.........(with,at,in,on)

please which one of the preposition can be used in the sentence.

Say I will not try it. I am not good at it.

Best wishes, Clive