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Conjugation of keep together

This verb can also mean the following: strive, strive to maintain a group, prevent a group from separating, remain together
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Present Simple
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Future Simple
will keep together
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Past Simple
kept together
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Conditional Simple
would keep together
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Present Progressive
am keeping together
are keeping together
is keeping together
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are keeping together
are keeping together
Future Progressive
will be keeping together
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Past Progressive
was keeping together
were keeping together
was keeping together
were keeping together
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Conditional Progressive
would be keeping together
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you
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you all
they
Present Perfect
have kept together
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have kept together
Future Perfect
will have kept together
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Past Perfect
had kept together
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Conditional Perfect
would have kept together
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Present Perfect Progressive
have been keeping together
have been keeping together
has been keeping together
have been keeping together
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have been keeping together
Future Perfect Progressive
will have been keeping together
will have been keeping together
will have been keeping together
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Past Perfect Progressive
had been keeping together
had been keeping together
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had been keeping together
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Conditional Perfect Progressive
would have been keeping together
would have been keeping together
would have been keeping together
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would have been keeping together

Examples of keep together

- The village must keep together.

A safety pin means keep together.

All right, keep together.

At the cost of indescribable suffering and hypocrisies,.. I managed to keep together the family of the accountant Mr. Episcopo.

But we workers have to keep together.

- The village must keep together.

A safety pin means keep together.

All right, keep together.

At the cost of indescribable suffering and hypocrisies,.. I managed to keep together the family of the accountant Mr. Episcopo.

But we workers have to keep together.

But we come from five different backgrounds of people who have a history of keeping together.

It's C. As in "keeping together."

No, simply by us all keeping together!

We're keeping together on this.

"Since your boys have saved the regiment's sacred banner, you'll be kept together."

It's remarkable to me how you Southern aristocrats... have kept together, kept what belonged to you.

New Germany was a set of different interests and hurts, kept together for the belt of the Socialist National Party. E the buckle of the belt was Hitler.

The children will be kept together, can even share a bedroom.

There was a big debate whether they should be separated and forced to learn English or kept together so the language could be studied.

But we come from five different backgrounds of people who have a history of keeping together.

It's C. As in "keeping together."

No, simply by us all keeping together!

We're keeping together on this.

"Since your boys have saved the regiment's sacred banner, you'll be kept together."

It's remarkable to me how you Southern aristocrats... have kept together, kept what belonged to you.

New Germany was a set of different interests and hurts, kept together for the belt of the Socialist National Party. E the buckle of the belt was Hitler.

The children will be kept together, can even share a bedroom.

There was a big debate whether they should be separated and forced to learn English or kept together so the language could be studied.

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