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Evo25

#545273 Wed, 23 Jul 08 04:11 AM

(1)keep me signed in
(2)keep me signing in??
which is correct??
signed in sentence 1 is considered as adj??
thanks for guidance!

Evo25

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Marius Hancu

#545275 Wed, 23 Jul 08 04:14 AM

context?

Marius Hancu

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CalifJim

#545288 Wed, 23 Jul 08 04:39 AM

Please give us at least one complete sentence to work with. What is correct in one sentence could be wrong in another, and we don't know what sentence you're trying to use these in.

Thanks.

CalifJim

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"There are no facts, only interpretations" - Nietzsche

Evo25

#545556 Wed, 23 Jul 08 06:06 PM

https://login.yahoo.com/config/mail?.intl=us
keep me signed in is appear in this yahoo login website!
thanks for guidance.

Evo25

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Grammar Geek

#545560 Wed, 23 Jul 08 06:16 PM

Keep me in the state of being signed in to my account - I suppose it's an adjective.

The opposite would be "sign me out when I close the window" but in that case, "sign out" would be a verb.

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Barbara, who answers in American English.

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