The difference between take and keep, and the difference between keep and keep on

take :

v.Take, take, take, grasp, occupy, get, receive, feel.

n.Catch.

keepn.

Maintain, maintain, livelihood, prison, [historical] fortress.

vt.Keep, preserve, comply, operate, guard, detain, maintain, keep (journal, account, etc.).

vi.Keep going, keep going.

be made of: by. Composition, e.g. the relationship between the table and the wood.

be made from : by. There are subtle differences in the relationship between paper and wood.

Take has the meaning of taking away, which means that you need to take it now, and keep is to save, and things don't necessarily need you to take away now. There is certainly a difference between taking, taking, and keeping.

made of and made from, one is to know the raw materials, and the other is not to know.

keep [concise English-Chinese dictionary].

ki:p]n.Maintain, maintain, livelihood, prison, [historical] fortress.

vt.Keep, preserve, comply, operate, guard, detain, maintain, keep (journal, account, etc.).

vi.Keep going, keep going.

take [concise English-Chinese dictionary].

teik]v.Take, take, take, grasp, occupy, get, receive, feel.

n.Catch.

be made of [Concise English-Chinese Dictionary].

Use. caused (where the raw material is obvious).

be made from [concise English-Chinese dictionary] by. (used in situations where the raw material is not easily visible).

keep it"is a colloquial phrase that usually means two things:

Keep it that way or the situation is the same. For example, you may hear this phrase when someone else is doing well or something is going well"keep it up"or"keep it going"(Keep going) to encourage the other person to keep up the good form.

Confidentiality or confidentiality. For example, if you reveal a secret to someone, you might tell the other person"please keep it between us"(Please keep it a secret), expressing the hope that the other person will not tell the secret to anyone else.

Hold (a certain state), preserve, fulfill, feed, along....Walk.

Both can be followed by a gerund (not infinitive).

The two are interchangeable when it indicates the action of reversing the birth (i.e., a slight interval between the actions).

When it comes to a continuous state or a continuous action (there is no interval between actions), it is usually only used to keep doing sth.

Indicates that you will continue to do what you have been doing, usually just keep on doing.

i go swimming every day in order to keep fit.

I swim every day to stay fit.

you'll need to keep a clear head for your interview.

You need to keep a clear head when interviewing.

keep on the right side of the road.

Walk on the right side of the road.

keep on until you get to the church.

Keep going all the way to the church.

The meaning is different: 1. keep: (make) keep, be, continue.

2. stay: stay, stay, keep, continue to be.

The focus is different:

1. keep: followed by an adjective that focuses on a state.

2. stay: followed by an adverb or preposition, focusing on a kind of action to stay. The usage is different.

1. keep: The basic meaning is "keep, keep, preservation, keep, keep", which refers to the person or something to continue to maintain a certain state. By extension, it can be used as "management, management", "cooking, care", "raising, feeding, raising", "observing, maintaining", "celebrating", "delaying", "remembering", etc.

2. stay: The basic meaning is "to keep the same state or stay in the same place", which can refer to people or make people stay, live, stay overnight, temporarily stay in a certain place or a certain period of time, and land travel can refer to people, weather, etc. to maintain a certain state.

Keep is equivalent to the verb be , followed by adj, which means to maintain a state, e.g. keep calm, keep can also be followed by nIndicates what is reserved for collection, such as:

keep this book, while stay is followed by the adverb years, and there are more cases of prepositional phrases. For example, stay here, stay overnight

Keep at is a phrase, keep that is not a phrase.

keep at: persistence; Do it without stopping; Make ..Go on. Keep that only appears in sentences, is associated with the meaning of the sentence, and has no separate translation meaning.

Usage of keep: one. Keep is used as a transitive verb meaning "(temporarily) kept, (temporarily) deposited, preserved, kept", etc., and sometimes it can also mean "to borrow".

Two. keep is used as a transitive verb meaning "to keep (promises, laws, treaties, etc.), to keep (secret, etc.)". Three.

Keep is commonly used as a transitive verb in the sentence pattern of " keep + object + object complement, which means "to make? Maintain a certain state". Four.

keep+v-ing form" or "keep on+v-ing form", which means "continue to do something all the time and over again". Suisun Hongwu. keep is used as a conjunctive verb.

, and the adjective that follows it forms a table structure, which means "to maintain a certain state". Six. keep is used as an intransitive verb.

It means "to keep (food, etc.) from going bad, to maintain a certain state", etc. Kaiduan.

Keep is a word that means as follows: vtKeep; business; Abide by; Feeding viKeep; Keep going.

n.Keep; Livelihood; Cost of living.

keep on is a phrase meaning "to continue; Apparel... I don't take it off".

It's similar, but keep tends to keep a state, for example, keep warm in a cold

on tends to keep doing something, e.g., she keeps on asking me what time it is

This kind of thing doesn't have to be entangled, mainly by the sense of language.

In a word, keep has no gap, keep on has an interval.