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Anonymous  +  962132 Thu, 05 Nov 09 05:18 AM
Can I say "keep me focused"? I used this term today and my friend told me to say "stay focused" instead.

  
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Cool Breeze  +  962277 Thu, 05 Nov 09 10:09 AM
You need keep if an object is involved: That'll keep me focused.

Stay focused is fine if there is no object.


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