keeps, kept, keeping
to keep on
phrasal verbC
Continue doing something without stopping
- 1She keeps on working despite the noise.
- 2He kept on talking even after the bell rang.
To keep on means to not stop doing something. It's like when you are eating your favorite food and you don't want to stop because it tastes so good. So, to keep on means to continue doing something without taking a break or stopping.
Remember, "keep on" is used for continuous actions, like studying or exercising. Don't confuse it with "keep up," which means to maintain a certain level or pace. Keep on studying English every day!
at a tattoo studio
The Unwavering Artist
Lisa
Wow, Stephanie, you've been working on that design for hours!
Stephanie
Yeah, I just keep on perfecting it until it's exactly right.
Lisa
Your dedication is impressive.
Stephanie
Thanks, I believe it's worth the effort.
at a wellness center
Relaxation and Determination
Donna
This massage is so relaxing, I could stay here all day.
Ronald
I know, right? Just keep on enjoying it.
Donna
I will, it's the perfect way to unwind.
Ronald
Absolutely, it's important to take time for yourself.
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Similar to "to keep on":
- 1persist
- 2carry on