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Anonymous Posted 13 years ago
Grammar

keep warm

I couldn't find keep warm in the dictionary. Do you say that a jacket keeps warm.
This jacket doesn't keep warm.

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This jacket keeps/doesn't keep a person warm. (keep you warm / keep me warm) When you go out, wear a jacket so you will keep warm . Note the difference in the subject of the sentence: You must keep warm.

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  • This jacket keeps/doesn't keep a person warm.
  • (keep you warm / keep me warm) When you go out, wear a jacket so you will keep warm .
  • Note the difference in the subject of the sentence: You must keep warm.
  • (You can optionally use the reflexive -- You must keep yourself warm.
  • ) The jacket will keep you warm.
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This jacket keeps/doesn't keep a person warm. (keep you warm / keep me warm)

When you go out, wear a jacket so you will keep warm.

Note the difference in the subject of the sentence:
You must keep warm. (You can optionally use the reflexive -- You must keep yourself warm.
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