Keeps on walking vs keeps walking
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Gabrielle smiles and keeps on walking.
QUESTION
What's the difference between "keeps on walking" and "keeps walking"?
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What's more popular expression among natives?
Thank you!
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Answers · 2
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Gabrielle smiles and keeps on walking. - "On" is added because the statement is something that is happening on a single event/situation
Gabrielle keeps walking. - This is used when the event/situation is occuring. Say, everyday, every now and then.
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The addition of "on" gives more of a sense of continued action. Both ways are common.
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