'focus fully on' or 'fully focus on' [closed]

grammaticality differences adverbs

A student wrote '(I) focused fully on cycling'. I am quite certain about 'I fully focused on' but I think his phrasing was grammatically correct too.


Solution 1:

He was fully {focused on cycling} and thus didn't hear the car accident.

He was {focused} fully on cycling and wasn't focused on anything else.

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