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phrasal verbs: look and keep

phrasal verbs: look and keep. He wanted to talk to me but I kept … working and refused to listen. She is a good secretary but she is kept … by her lack of foreign languages. The country was in a state of rebellion and was only kept … by repressive measures. Look … the baby while I ’ m out.

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phrasal verbs: look and keep

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  1. phrasal verbs: look and keep • He wanted to talk to me but I kept … working and refused to listen. • She is a good secretary but she is kept … by her lack of foreign languages. • The country was in a state of rebellion and was only kept … by repressive measures. • Look … the baby while I’m out. • She kept the children … all day because it was so wet and cold.

  2. phrasal verbs: look and keep • He wanted to talk to me but I kept on working and refused to listen. • She is a good secretary but she is kept back by her lack of foreign languages. • The country was in a state of rebellion and was only kept down by repressive measures. • Look after the baby while I’m out. • She kept the children in all day because it was so wet and cold.

  3. phrasal verbs: look and keep • The man walked so fast that the children couldn’t keep … …him. • Looking … , I see now all the mistakes I made when I was younger. • If you look … it carefully you’ll see the mark. • Keep … ! Don’t come any nearer! • I’ve been getting up at 5 o’clock to study, but I don’t know if I can keep it … .

  4. phrasal verbs: look and keep • The man walked so fast that the children couldn’t keep up with him. • Looking back, I see now all the mistakes I made when I was younger. • If you look at it carefully you’ll see the mark. • Keep back/away! Don’t come any nearer! • I’ve been getting up at 5 o’clock to study, but I don’t know if I can keep it up.

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