The phrase "keep enthusiastic" is not correct in standard English usage.
It is typically intended to encourage someone to maintain a positive attitude or excitement, but the phrasing is awkward.
Example: "To succeed in this project, it's important to keep enthusiastic about our goals."
Alternatives: "stay enthusiastic" or "remain enthusiastic."
He tells us that what kept enthusiastic investors in the dotcom era bidding up stocks even after the crash had begun was not willful ignorance of the laws of economics but belief in the myth that cyberspace was opening up a new world.
We must keep our enthusiastic, grubby little mitts off.
While resorts hope to entice skiers to their slopes, industry insiders wonder what they can do to keep skiers enthusiastic year after year.
"These folks know how to bring in talented people, how to keep them enthusiastic, how to train them to do a good job in the classroom," Mr. Levy said.
When the jahenda bala was raised Thursday, hoisted by four ropes in front of the Blue Mosque, cannons were fired and security personnel struggled to keep back enthusiastic crowds seeking to kiss or just touch the pole.
But privately her advisers also acknowledge that if Mrs. Clinton wins the Democratic presidential nomination, she will have to improve her performance at huge rallies to keep voters enthusiastic about her candidacy during the long haul of a general election.
I guess my biggest fear, after trying to remember my students' names, will be to get them, and then keep them, enthusiastic about the subject.
Whether it's learning a new language, technology or trying a new workout, a teacher is there to keep you enthusiastic, engaged, and safe.
Keep being enthusiastic and showing joy about the students and math: "Yeah, you got it" "All right!" "Yeah!".
This will help keep them enthusiastic throughout the process and instill an appreciation for change that can be reinforced, and reflected upon as your lives progress.
