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hey guys it's Michael here from happy
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English and for today's English lesson
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let's take a look at some phrasal verbs
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that use keep the first one is keep at
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when you keep at something it means you
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keep trying to perfect that or work on
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that so that you can do it better we
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usually use keep at when we talk about
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something that needs practice or a lot
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of effort
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we often say keep at it studying
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Japanese writing is really difficult but
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I keep at it just keep at it it's really
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tough to study Japanese especially the
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writing but I keep at it yeah I keep at
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it I just have to keep at it wow you're
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doing a great job at the piano it sounds
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awesome if you keep at it you're gonna
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be like a pro in no time
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just keep at it you should definitely
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keep at it you got to keep at it you
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should definitely keep at it in a
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similar way we use keep on keep on means
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to continue doing something and we
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generally use keep on plus an ING verb
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or a gerund so keep on doing keep on
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working like that I heard Bob reached
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retirement age but he's gonna keep on
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working yeah it seems like he's gonna
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keep on working
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I heard he's gonna keep on working no
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matter how much I told those kids to be
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quiet they kept on talking oh my god
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they just kept on talking those kids
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kept on talking when you keep away from
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something you avoid that thing and
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generally the thing you keep away from
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is something that's either not so good
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for you or perhaps even dangerous we use
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keep away plus a noun these days I'm
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trying to keep away from junk food I'm
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gonna pass on Mickey D's I'm trying to
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keep away from junk food no I'm just
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trying to keep away from junk food
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to keep away from junk food by the way
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Mickey D's is the nickname for
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McDonald's we told Jack to keep away
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from Janice because she's kind of a
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heartbreaker no you better keep away
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from that girl she's a heartbreaker I
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think you got to keep away from that
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girl she's a heartbreaker the last one
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is keep two when you keep two a plaid or
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keep to a schedule
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it means you follow that plan or follow
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that schedule if you want to get good
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results in the kitchen you'd better keep
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to the recipe I think if you want to get
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a good result you should keep to the
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recipe if I were you I'd keep to the
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recipe we're gonna need to keep to the
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schedule if we want to cover all of the
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points during this meeting we have to
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keep to the schedule we really need to
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keep to the schedule how about you in
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your office is it easy for you to keep
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to the schedule how about your everyday
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life why don't you leave a comment below
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and let us know and I'll see you next
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time right here at happy English bye
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guys
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