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LosAng Posted 14 years ago
Grammar
Focus Group
http://finance.yahoo.com/blogs/the-exchange/canadian-20-banknote-too-provocative-192650516.html
"The bank hired a research firm to hold focus groups with Canadians to get their opinion on the new currency."
What is "to hold focus groups"? Should it have been "to hold focus group MEETINGS"?
"The bank hired a research firm to hold focus groups with Canadians to get their opinion on the new currency."
What is "to hold focus groups"? Should it have been "to hold focus group MEETINGS"?
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Hi, The word 'meetings' (or 'sessions') is commonly omitted. Clive
- Hi, The word 'meetings' (or 'sessions') is commonly omitted.
- Clive
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Does it mean besides:
"to hold information groups"
,I could also write:
"to hold focus people"
"to hold information people"
since a group could be made up of people?
"to hold information groups"
,I could also write:
"to hold focus people"
"to hold information people"
since a group could be made up of people?
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Hi,
No. The idea is that people focus on a product and offer their opinions.
'Focus group' is a technical term in the world of marketing, and cannot simply be reworded.
Clive
No. The idea is that people focus on a product and offer their opinions.
'Focus group' is a technical term in the world of marketing, and cannot simply be reworded.
Clive
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