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Eehao Posted 9 years ago
Grammar
Keep/have/raise
Is there any difference using 'keep','have','raise' in these sentences?
1. You should not keep a dog if you are not prepared to look after it.
2. You should not have a dog if you are not prepared to look after it.
3. You should not raise a dog if you are not prepared to look after it.
Thanks.
Top answer
Not really, but #2 is the native choice there.
- Not really, but #2 is the native choice there.
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