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concentrate on or in
Can you tell me the difference between concentrate on and concentrate in?
I cannot concentrate on( or in ) class because of the noise.
I cannot concentrate on ( or in) teaching becasue my students talk all the time.
I cannot concentrate on( or in ) class because of the noise.
I cannot concentrate on ( or in) teaching becasue my students talk all the time.
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I cannot concentrate on/in class because of the noise. I cannot concentrate on teaching becasue my students talk all the time. On = topic, object In = location, milieu
- I cannot concentrate on/in class because of the noise.
- I cannot concentrate on teaching becasue my students talk all the time.
- On = topic, object In = location, milieu
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I cannot concentrate on/in class because of the noise.
I cannot concentrate on teaching becasue my students talk all the time.
On = topic, object
In = location, milieu
I cannot concentrate on teaching becasue my students talk all the time.
On = topic, object
In = location, milieu
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