Focus on Phrasal Verbs and IELTS Writing - All Ears English Podcast Bonus

The video tutorial focuses on two phrasal verbs, 'hone in on' and 'zero in on', used to describe focusing on specific tasks or objectives. 'Hone in on' is more formal and can be used in business contexts, while 'zero in on' is slightly more informal. Both phrases require specifying the object of focus. The tutorial provides examples and practical applications for both phrases, highlighting their use in everyday and professional settings.

What does the phrasal verb 'hone in on' mean?

In what contexts can 'hone in on' be used according to the text?

Can you provide an example of how to use 'zero in on' in a sentence?

What is the difference between 'hone in on' and 'zero in on'?

Why is it important to specify what you are focusing on when using 'zero in on'?