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Mojtaba vahdati Posted 10 years ago
Vocabulary
usage of keep up
Assume my student is writing some word on the board and half way through he gets stuck, now is it correct for me to tell him, Ok honey, sit down, "I'LL KEEP IT UP". ?
I'd rather tell him, "I'll take care of the rest" but anyway, my query is about the usage of "keep up" phrasal verb.
BTW, I am not a real teacher
I'd rather tell him, "I'll take care of the rest" but anyway, my query is about the usage of "keep up" phrasal verb.
BTW, I am not a real teacher
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mojtaba vahdati now is it correct for me to tell him, Ok honey, sit down, "I'LL KEEP IT UP". No. Keep it up is to continue what you are doing, at the same pace or intensity.
- mojtaba vahdati now is it correct for me to tell him, Ok honey, sit down, "I'LL KEEP IT UP".
- No.
- Keep it up is to continue what you are doing, at the same pace or intensity.
- He jogs six miles every morning.
- It is good exercise.
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mojtaba vahdatinow is it correct for me to tell him, Ok honey, sit down, "I'LL KEEP IT UP". ?No.
Keep it up is to continue what you are doing, at the same pace or intensity.
He jogs six miles every morning. It is good exercise. I hope he keeps it up.
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Generally speaking, it's not a good idea for a teacher to call a student 'honey'.
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CliveGenerally speaking, it's not a good idea for a teacher to call a student 'honey'.Thanks to this modern PC rubbish, I have been told to stop addressing the more feeble-minded of my students as 'Moron'!
Where will it end?, I ask myself.
It won't be long before they are expectin
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