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Phrasal Verb - Getting On With

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Raymundo CH

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Definition​

  1. Continuing with a task or activity despite difficulties or interruptions.
  2. Making progress or moving forward despite obstacles or disagreements.
  3. Maintaining a working relationship or friendship despite differences or conflicts.

Examples​

No.Example
1I know we had a disagreement, but let's get on with the project and focus on our common goals.
2Despite the long queue, we finally got on with our grocery shopping.
3The team had some initial difficulties, but they managed to get on with the implementation of the new project.
4Let's get on with our exam preparation and not get distracted by social media.
5I'd rather we get on with the discussion and find a solution to our problem.
6Despite her reservations, she finally got on with the interview process.
7The two neighbors had a disagreement, but they managed to get on with each other and maintain a peaceful community.
8The project was delayed due to unforeseen circumstances, but we'll get on with it as soon as possible.
9Despite the rain, we got on with our picnic and enjoyed the day.
10The company had to get on with its restructuring plan, which involved laying off some employees.

Phrasal Verb - keeping at

· 2 min read
Raymundo CH

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Definition​

To continue doing something, usually a task or an action that requires effort and attention, often with the implication of maintaining a standard or meeting an expectation.

Examples​

No.Example
1I need to keep at my studies if I want to pass the exam.
2He kept at the project despite numerous setbacks.
3She couldn't keep at the pace and had to take a break.
4They kept at the negotiations for hours to reach an agreement.
5I'll keep at my diet and exercise routine to get in shape.
6He's finding it hard to keep at his job due to personal issues.
7She kept at her painting, creating beautiful works of art.
8The team kept at their training to prepare for the competition.
9I'll keep at my promises, no matter what.
10He couldn't keep at the lie and finally confessed the truth.

Phrasal Verb - keeping-to

· 2 min read
Raymundo CH

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Definition​

The phrasal verb 'keep to' means to follow a plan or schedule, to adhere to a rule or commitment, or to remain within certain limits. It can also mean to continue doing something or to stay with someone or something.

Examples​

No.Example
1I will keep to my promise and finish the project on time.
2Please keep to the speed limit while driving in the construction zone.
3If you want to pass the exam, you need to keep to your study schedule.
4Despite the rain, we kept to our hiking plans and reached the summit.
5The coach kept to his strict training regimen to prepare for the tournament.
6My grandfather always kept to his daily routine, even in his old age.
7She kept to her vow of silence for the entire day.
8The company kept to its commitment to invest in renewable energy.
9Despite his temptations, he kept to his diet and lost 10 pounds.
10We kept to our budget and managed to save for a down payment on a house.

Phrasal Verb - Living On (Phrasal Verb)

· 2 min read
Raymundo CH

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Definition​

To continue to exist, survive, or thrive, often after a difficult or challenging experience. This phrasal verb implies that the situation or experience has had a significant impact on someone or something, and that they are now able to move forward or adapt in a new way.

Examples​

No.Example
1Despite the loss of their loved one, the family managed to live on.
2The old factory closed down, but the community lived on, finding new ways to support each other.
3He was devastated by the failure of his business, but he refused to give up and instead lived on, determined to start anew.
4The injured bird was able to live on, thanks to the care of the wildlife rehabilitation center.
5After the earthquake, the survivors lived on, rebuilding their homes and their lives.
6The company faced bankruptcy, but it managed to live on, thanks to the innovation and hard work of its employees.
7Despite the setbacks, the athlete lived on, pushing himself to be better and to reach his goals.
8The elderly woman lived on, surrounded by her family and her memories.
9The city was rebuilt, and life went on, as if the disaster had never happened.
10Despite the challenges, the students lived on, determined to graduate and to succeed in their careers.