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Neng Posted 8 years ago
Grammar

Keep or keeps?

Which is the right grammar..

“Keep me Alive?” OR

“Keeps me Alive?

  

Top answer

It depends on the context, and the subject of the verb 'to keep'. Water is important. It keeps me alive .

— David Hatton

  • It depends on the context, and the subject of the verb 'to keep'.
  • Water is important.
  • It keeps me alive .
  • Doctor, please do your best to keep me alive .
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It depends on the context, and the subject of the verb 'to keep'.

Water is important. It keeps me alive.

Doctor, please do your best to keep me alive.

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