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could you explain this short comment?? 'keep up your streak.' could you explain what does this comment mean? and when or what situation can i use that ment..

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could you explain this short comment??

'keep up your streak.'
could you explain what does this comment means,
and when or in what situations can i use this phrase that ment..


more likely to be 'keep up a winning/losing/lucky streak'


When something unlikely/improbable has occurred several times in succession.

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@Charlotte Wright. Thank you very much.
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@Charlotte Wright: Thank you for your kindness. :D
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A 'streak' is when you are continuing to do something regularly. If you have a 'lucky streak' it means you keep being lucky again and again. If I keep studying for several days and you want to encourage me, you could say 'keep up your streak' as in keep studying. Or if your football/baseball team keep winning you could say 'I hope they keep up their streak'. Hope this helps!

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