How to spell FOCUES correctly?
If you accidentally misspell "focues", there are a few correct alternatives you can consider. The correct spelling should be "focus", which refers to directing one's attention or concentration. Other possibilities include "focuses" (third-person singular present tense) or "focused" (past tense or past participle).
List of suggestions on how to spell focues correctly
- Cues The coach provided cues to the team to signal the start of the game.
- ficus The ficus tree in the corner of the room provided a sense of tranquility.
- focus I need to focus on my studies so that I can achieve good grades.
- focused
- Focuses The new training manual focuses on improving customer service techniques.
- foes My friend always says to keep your friends close and your foes closer.
- Fogies The young people didn't understand the fascination the fogies had with vinyl records.
- forces The military forces are preparing for a major operation.
- forges The blacksmith forges the metal into a blade with his hammer and anvil.
- fours I played a round of golf with my friends and we all shot in the low fours.
- Foxes Foxes are known for being mischievous and elusive creatures.
- fugues The composer's latest work features intricate fugues that showcase his intricate musical skill.
Misspelling of the day
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