Keep it up is a phrasal verb which means to continue. People often use the imperative form to encourage someone to continue doing something. Here are a few examples:
Your boss: Wow! Your sales team had a great month!
You: Thanks! Yeah, everyone really worked hard and we were able to get all the goals at the end.
Your boss: That's fantastic. Keep up the good work!
Dear team,
Great job last month! I really appreciate the way everyone worked together, especially through some difficult moments. I want to thank everyone for your hard work and fantastic attitude. Now we just need to keep it up for the rest of the year!
Thanks again,
John
*****
I think that when you're trying to learn a language, especially once you have an intermediate or higher level, it can become difficult to continue. But I believe that if you keep it up, working along steadily, you will have consistent and lasting improvement. So don't give up!
Your boss: Wow! Your sales team had a great month!
You: Thanks! Yeah, everyone really worked hard and we were able to get all the goals at the end.
Your boss: That's fantastic. Keep up the good work!
Dear team,
Great job last month! I really appreciate the way everyone worked together, especially through some difficult moments. I want to thank everyone for your hard work and fantastic attitude. Now we just need to keep it up for the rest of the year!
Thanks again,
John
*****
I think that when you're trying to learn a language, especially once you have an intermediate or higher level, it can become difficult to continue. But I believe that if you keep it up, working along steadily, you will have consistent and lasting improvement. So don't give up!
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