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Tinanam0102 Posted 15 years ago
Grammar
Keep focus
Hi teachers,
1. I understand "keep a close watch on" or "keep watch" are both idiomatic. Is "Keep focus please" correct?
2. How would you say in English when "someone is talking to you keep straying from the topic you are discussing/ talking"?
Thank you.
Tinanam
1. I understand "keep a close watch on" or "keep watch" are both idiomatic. Is "Keep focus please" correct?
2. How would you say in English when "someone is talking to you keep straying from the topic you are discussing/ talking"?
Thank you.
Tinanam
Top answer
"Stay focused" would be the phrasing, not "keep focus".
- "Stay focused" would be the phrasing, not "keep focus".
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tinanam0102How would you say in English when "someone is talking to you keep straying from the topic you are discussing/ talking"? Thank you.TinanamThere's another question: Is it appropriate to use "Keep/stay focused, please" I think I heard it said.
Thank you.
Tinanam
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