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Misty77 Posted 16 years ago
Grammar
Difference between zero in on and zero on in
Is there a difference between zero in on and zero on in?
Like why is the media zeroing in on this incident?
Or
The management will decide whom they want to zero on in for this position?
Are these sentences OK? Please clarify.
Tks in advance!
Like why is the media zeroing in on this incident?
Or
The management will decide whom they want to zero on in for this position?
Are these sentences OK? Please clarify.
Tks in advance!
Top answer
It's always zero in on . In my experience, there is no such combination as zero on in . If you see it, it's probably a typing mistake.
- It's always zero in on .
- In my experience, there is no such combination as zero on in .
- If you see it, it's probably a typing mistake.
- CJ
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It's always zero in on.
In my experience, there is no such combination as zero on in.
If you see it, it's probably a typing mistake.
CJ
In my experience, there is no such combination as zero on in.
If you see it, it's probably a typing mistake.
CJ
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