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User_gary Posted 19 years ago
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will keep you posted
Ws still push the factory to provide us the schedule, will keep you posted.
Does the "will keep you posted" mean "I will keep you mailed"?
Does the "will keep you posted" mean "I will keep you mailed"?
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I think it does.
- I think it does.
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To keep someone posted is to inform him or her about what is happening.
This could be by mail (post = mail in some places), but it also could be in other ways.
The important idea is that information will be given from time to time, as things change.
Example: I'll keep you posted about the new project.
This could be by mail (post = mail in some places), but it also could be in other ways.
The important idea is that information will be given from time to time, as things change.
Example: I'll keep you posted about the new project.
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No, it doesn't mean that. It means "I will keep you informed". It's got nothing to do with posting or mailing anything.
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