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Anonymous Posted 12 years ago
Grammar

focused ADJECTIVE?

I am focused on him. Is this correct? Is focused an adjective or verb here?

I focus on him. This is a verb but the first sentence I'm not sure.

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focus on is a verb to be focused is an adjective When you say ' focus on ', basically you give attention to one particular subject or situation or person. '' When you use ' to be focused ', you mean someone has a clear and definite purpose.

— BAYRAM ERDEM

  • focus on is a verb to be focused is an adjective When you say ' focus on ', basically you give attention to one particular subject or situation or person.
  • '' When you use ' to be focused ', you mean someone has a clear and definite purpose.
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focus on is a verb
to be focused is an adjective

When you say 'focus on', basically you give attention to one particular subject or situation or person.

So I think it would not be wrong to make such an example sentence: ''I focused my green eyes on her.''

When you use 'to be focused', you mean someone has a clear and definite purpose.
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