Multiple choice

Directions: Among the four alternatives pick the correct phrasal word for the given meaning. Continue

  1. Keep out

  2. Keep on

  3. Keep it

  4. Keep from
Reveal answer Fill a bubble to check yourself
B Correct answer
Explanation

The phrasal verb 'keep on' means to continue doing something, often persistently. It is the standard expression for continuing an action or behavior. 'Keep out' means to prevent entry, 'keep it' is not a standard phrasal verb construction, and 'keep from' means to prevent oneself from doing something.

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