focusing or focussing? - WordReference Forums "Focusing" has the stress on the first syllable, so we don't - or rather shouldn't - double the 's' As far as I know the "rule" is the same in BrE and AmE, except that BrE doubles an 'l' regardless of where the stress is: travel (stress on first syllable)> travelled BrE, traveled Ame
I am focused on I am focusing on - WordReference Forums The second (1) "am focusing" is the better way to say it to mean that it is an activity that has duration and that it takes time You can focus your mind on something without actually doing anything about it
Focusing on Focused on - WordReference Forums Dear all, As a beginner, I am confused by the followings sentence: Researchers are focused on creating healthy new food products, including soy chicken, nutrient-rich organic ice cream, Omega-3 pigs and granola bars My questions are: 1 Why we are using "focused on" in the above sentence
with a focus in versus with a focus on - WordReference Forums Hi, I would like some help with a sentence What is correct: "this is an accounting blog with a focus in hedge funds" or "with a focus on hedge funds " Also: "MBA with a focus in Real Estate" or "MBA with a focus on Real Estate;" "Get an MBA with a focus in Cybersecurity" or "Get an MBA with
focused on focusing on - WordReference Forums Hello, everyone Please do me favour The answer given is A focused, and I have no problem with it I wonder how about B focusing I would appreciate it if you could give me an explanation Unless we want an education system just ____________ on making people consumers and not on helping them
focusing on vs. focused on - WordReference Forums Rather than [focusing focused] on romanticized emotions, he wrote on a number of deeper, more abstract ideas surrounding love, death, and religion I got the answer " focusing on " right but it seems " focused on " is possible, because I have seen so many " focused on " with 'person subject' as below examples
Focus in on something | WordReference Forums Hello, Mr Robert Hartwell Fiske is the author of several books about language In one of his books (Dimwit's Dictionary) he defines the use of "IN" in "to focus IN on" as "wretched redundancy" and suggests that IN ought to be avoided Since most of the English dictionaries suggest only "to
Keep focused Keep focusing - WordReference Forums It is very often used with reference to goals, objectives, ambitions, and the like, as in the original sentence "Keep focusing on," while correct and idiomatic, does not have this fixed meaning and therefore does not elicit the automatic understanding that the first expression does
focus to vs. focus on | WordReference Forums Martin said it became clear that Hermanstorfer was not responding to any revival efforts after several minutes, so the team turned its focus to trying to save the baby by performing a Caesarean section without anesthetic --taken from the ABC news Dear all, To me, focus on is commonly used
focus on at - WordReference Forums Hi, I still have a pro with on and at I try to grasp the difference between focus at and focus on Are both prepostions indicating the same purpose or is there a difference?