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The phrase "a keen" can be correct and usable in written English, but it would usually need to be followed by a noun or adjective to make a complete sentence.
Some examples of how it could be used are: - "He has a keen eye for detail." (adjective) - "She is a keen supporter of the arts." (adjective) - "A keen understanding of mathematics is essential for this job." (noun) - "The crowd erupted into a keen cheer as their team scored the winning goal." (noun).
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"She was a keen sailor.
He has a keen mind.
He was a keen fisherman.
Watson is a keen tactician.
45 She's a keen cook.
But Uefa will take a keen interest.
Or a keen sense of humor.
Robards was evidently a keen sports fan.
Krugman is not a keen traveller.
They exhibit a keen sense of timing.
Yet Mr Mugabe is a keen fighter.
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