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PreciousJones Posted 15 years ago
Grammar
On/with
Completely focused with school. Or
Completely focused on school.
Can both be used?
Thank you.
Completely focused on school.
Can both be used?
Thank you.
Top answer
No. PJ. 'With' does not collocate there.
- No.
- PJ.
- 'With' does not collocate there.
- Focussed on school Involved with school Concentrated on school Occupied with school Preoccupied with school
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No. PJ. 'With' does not collocate there.
Focussed on school
Involved with school
Concentrated on school
Occupied with school
Preoccupied with school
Focussed on school
Involved with school
Concentrated on school
Occupied with school
Preoccupied with school
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Hi Mister Micawber,
Is it correct to say "I cannot not concentrate in class / school" instead of "on class / school"?
Thank you.
Tinanam
Is it correct to say "I cannot not concentrate in class / school" instead of "on class / school"?
Thank you.
Tinanam
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Yes, because now you are speaking of the venue: I cannot concentrate in class/school.
Meanwhile, this one is still good when you are speaking of the topic or object of concentration: I cannot concentrate on class/school.
As you can see with these particular nouns, they can be considered either the place of concentration or the object of concentration.
Meanwhile, this one is still good when you are speaking of the topic or object of concentration: I cannot concentrate on class/school.
As you can see with these particular nouns, they can be considered either the place of concentration or the object of concentration.
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Hi Mister Micawber,
Thank you for your explanation.
Have a great day.
Tinanam
Thank you for your explanation.
Have a great day.
Tinanam
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