curriculum/challenges/english/blocks/learn-about-adverbial-phrases/67fe4657aecd7cb795d20c40.md
Listen to the audio and answer the question below.
What does Bob say he wants to focus on?
Optimizing their daily huddle meetings.
Organizing a team lunch.
Bob doesn't mention anything about food or social events.
Hiring new team members.
Bob does not talk about hiring more people.
Fixing software bugs.
Bob's focus is not on technical issues.
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To focus on something means to give your full attention or effort to one specific task or goal. For example:
She wants to focus on improving her coding skills this month. – This means she will spend most of her time and energy on getting better at coding.
To optimize means to make something as good, fast, or efficient as possible. For example:
We need to optimize our website for mobile users. – This means the team should improve how the website works on mobile phones.
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