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Rishonly Posted 21 years ago
Grammar
KEEP WATCHING (USAGE)
What is the tense and function of 'keep watching' in the following sentence?
(1) Please keep watching the emails.
Are these two sentences grammatically correct?
(2) I will keep watching the emails.
(3) I will be keep watching the emails.
(1) Please keep watching the emails.
Are these two sentences grammatically correct?
(2) I will keep watching the emails.
(3) I will be keep watching the emails.
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Hi, What is the tense and function of 'keep watching' in the following sentence? (1) Please keep watching the emails. It's an imperative form Are these two sentences grammatically correct?
- Hi, What is the tense and function of 'keep watching' in the following sentence?
- (1) Please keep watching the emails.
- It's an imperative form Are these two sentences grammatically correct?
- (2) I will keep watching the emails.
- Yes (3) I will be keep watching the emails.
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Hi,
What is the tense and function of 'keep watching' in the following sentence?
(1) Please keep watching the emails. It's an imperative form
Are these two sentences grammatically correct?
(2) I will keep watching the emails. Yes
What is the tense and function of 'keep watching' in the following sentence?
(1) Please keep watching the emails. It's an imperative form
Are these two sentences grammatically correct?
(2) I will keep watching the emails. Yes
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3 is wrong (WILL+BE+verb+-ing), and I would use "check" instead of "watch". You watch things that have motion (t.v., movie, sports event like a baseball game, fireworks)
Using "emails" is probably correct grammatically, but I would change it to "my email" or "email accounts".
Using "emails" is probably correct grammatically, but I would change it to "my email" or "email accounts".
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