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Christine Christie Posted 4 years ago
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Keen of
Does this sentence make sense?
"The British were very keen of their Queen."
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Top answer
No. Use "fond of" instead.
- No.
- Use "fond of" instead.
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As above, i.e., 'fond of'.
However, when you do use 'keen', it's 'keen on'.
Wilson was keen on birds.
Mike Oldfield was not keen on the idea.
The police were keen on getting their hands on him.
CJ
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