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Anonymous Posted 13 years ago
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I'd like to know which one is correct "focus in" or "focus on" and if both are correct, if theres's any, could you explain me the difference?
Many thanks in advance
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Focus - usually perceives as a mental or visual concentration from the outside onto something. i.e. You should focus on passing your exam and leave everyting aside. But there are many contexts where "focus in" is also used. i.e. When I was studying in UCLA, I majored in Electronics with a focus in Robotic engineering. So both are possible in my opinion.
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Anonymousfocus onJust making a guess, more than 99% of the time, this is the one you want.
Anonymoustheres's???
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