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Neutral expressions for any context

daily-life B1

keep a diary

Learn the common collocation 'keep a diary' to talk about writing down your daily thoughts and experiences.
business B2

keep a low profile

Understand how to use 'keep a low profile' in business to describe avoiding public attention or staying out of the spotlight.
business C1

keep a tight rein on

Learn how to use the idiom 'keep a tight rein on' to describe strict control in business, with natural real-world examples and helpful practice exercises.
daily-life B1

keep an eye on things

Discover how to use the common English phrase 'keep an eye on things' to talk about monitoring or watching over situations.
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travel B2

keep an eye out for

Learn how to use the phrase 'keep an eye out for' to describe watching carefully for something or someone while traveling.
business B2

keep at arm's length

Learn how to use 'keep at arm's length' in business to describe maintaining professional distance and avoiding close personal or financial involvement.
business C1

keep at bay

Master the professional business idiom 'keep at bay' to describe strategies for preventing problems, competitors, or financial crises from causing harm.
travel A2

keep going

Master the common English phrase 'keep going' to give directions or encourage someone. Learn how to use it naturally in everyday travel and conversations.
business B1

keep in contact

Learn how to use the professional phrase 'keep in contact' to maintain business relationships. Includes natural examples, common mistakes, and practice.
entertainment B2

keep in suspense

Discover the meaning of 'keep in suspense' and learn how to use it to describe thrilling stories, movies, and exciting news.
travel B1

keep left

Learn how to use the phrase 'keep left' correctly when driving, walking, or navigating in English-speaking countries.
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daily-life B1

keep off

Learn how to use the phrasal verb 'keep off' to instruct someone to stay off a surface like grass, or to avoid talking about sensitive topics in conversation.
business B2

keep options open

Learn how to use the phrase 'keep options open' in professional negotiations and career planning. Discover how to avoid making premature commitments.
daily-life A2

keep out

Understand how to use the English phrasal verb 'keep out' to tell someone not to enter a place or to stay away from a specific area for safety or privacy.
relationships B1

keep someone company

Understand how to use "keep someone company" in everyday English. Find natural conversational examples, common mistakes, and useful interactive exercises.
entertainment B2

keep someone guessing

Learn how to use 'keep someone guessing' to describe suspenseful plots, unpredictable characters, and mysterious storylines.
technology B2

keep up to date

Learn how to use 'keep up to date' in English to describe staying informed about the latest tech trends, software updates, and industry news.
business B1

keep up with the work

Discover how to use 'keep up with the work' to describe staying on track, managing your workload, and meeting deadlines in a busy environment.
academic B1

keep up

Understand the phrasal verb 'keep up' in school and university contexts. Learn how to talk about staying on track with your studies.
relationships B2

keep your distance

Learn the meaning of 'keep your distance' and how to use it to describe staying away from someone or something for safety or personal reasons.