I'm Alex Bryant.

It's probably no secret that I love cats.

I talk about them a lot, and I love my cat, but he can be irritating it tired, for instance.

I bought him a scratching post, but instead he likes to sharpen his claws on the chairs.

I have tried, but I cannot get him to stop.

He keeps scratching the chair.

Now they are ruined.

The verb keep has a lot of meanings in English.

We can, for example, use it to show that something is happening continuously or again and again.

When we do this.

Keep is followed by a Geren way often use this form to show irritation that an action or situation has not stopped.

Students keep playing with their mobile phones in class, for example, the ice machine keeps making noise, and my soccer make keeps kicking the ball too far.

Other times we use keep plus JaRon to give directions.

Keep walking straight until you see a flower shop on the right.

My house is the first building behind the shop.

You heard the speaker say, Keep walking straight to tell someone to continue toe, walk in a direction we also use it for instruction.

When you boil the noodles, please keep stirring them.

Otherwise they'll stick together, the speaker said.

Keep stirring the noodles to make sure it is done continuously or very often keep.

Plus, Jarron can be very useful, as you can see, and that's every day grammar.