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Anonymous Posted 15 years ago
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Keep or kept?

The meeting is keep /kept on 3rd May
  

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Neither, I think. Do you mean 'The meeting will be held on May 3rd' or 'The meeting will still be held on May 3rd'?

— Mister Micawber

  • Neither, I think.
  • Do you mean 'The meeting will be held on May 3rd' or 'The meeting will still be held on May 3rd'?
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Neither, I think. Do you mean 'The meeting will be held on May 3rd' or 'The meeting will still be held on May 3rd'?
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