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Discover LudwigThe phrase "but I kept" is correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used to show a contrast or continuation of action in a sentence. Example: I was exhausted from hiking all day, but I kept pushing myself to reach the summit. As for your question about my worst experience during a vacation, I would have to say it was when I got food poisoning on the second day of my trip and spent the rest of the vacation bedridden in my hotel room. But I kept trying to make the most of it by ordering room service and watching movies.
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But I kept up.
But I kept going.
But I kept doing it.
"But I kept pushing forward".
But I kept pushing.
But I kept it going anyhow.
"But I kept bringing up the girls".
"But I kept it all to myself".
But I kept my eye closed".
But I kept hand-lettering my stuff.
But I kept it to myself.
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