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to keep, phrasal verb

gramatyka angielska

• Learning phrasal verbs is hard so you have to keep at it every day.
• I had to finish so I kept at it for an hour before I took a break.

• Keep back some of the cream to put on top of the dessert.
• We kept back some of the money for emergencies.

• If we want to make a profit this year, we have to keep costs down as much as possible.
• I try to eat well and exercise regularly to keep my weight down.

• Please keep off the grass.
• Keep off the motorway in the morning, there are always traffic jams at that time.

• He started talking about it. I tried to keep off the subject.
• He can't keep off the question of climate change, he never stops talking about.

• All night long he kept on asking me questions about it.
• I asked him to stop but he just kept on.

• It's not my business. I keep out of their arguments.
• It's got nothing to do with me. I'm keeping out of it.

• We don't have much time so can we keep to the agenda, please?
• Can you keep to the point, please?

• She was walking so fast that I couldn't keep up with her.
• I've got too much to do at the moment. I can't keep up with my work.