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Anonymous Posted 14 years ago
Grammar
Keep on ? keep ?
I would like to ask something that i'm confused
1) Keep on dancing
2) Keep dancing
Which one is correct ?
And what different between both of these ?
Thanks
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1) Keep on dancing
2) Keep dancing
Which one is correct ?
And what different between both of these ?
Thanks
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Both are fine. 'On' is an adverb of emphasis here: it stresses the continuousness of 'keep'. It also makes the sentence slightly less formal, I think.
- Both are fine.
- 'On' is an adverb of emphasis here: it stresses the continuousness of 'keep'.
- It also makes the sentence slightly less formal, I think.
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Both are fine. 'On' is an adverb of emphasis here: it stresses the continuousness of 'keep'. It also makes the sentence slightly less formal, I think.
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