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Discover LudwigThe phrase "keep the tradition" is correct and usable in written English
You can use it to refer to maintaining an established practice or custom. For example: "My Grandmother has passed down the tradition of baking a special cake on New Year's Eve, and I'm determined to keep the tradition alive."
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There's been something of a Plygain revival this year, with attempts to keep the tradition alive by teaching people how to sing these traditional Welsh carols.
I want to keep the tradition alive". Danna, from Gilford, said she knows few traditional blacksmiths who are "restoring old things, working at machinery".
Keep the tradition the way it is".
How long will they keep the tradition?
"We want to keep the tradition going," he said.
"We're trying to keep the tradition," he said.
"But after I talked to people, I realized you have to keep the tradition going".
"But he wanted to give it away and keep the tradition going that we started.
Some artists turned to making masks for the tourist trade just to keep the tradition alive.
But he still felt it was important to keep the tradition going.
Hearing and speaking poetry helps keep the tradition alive, saving it from academic sterility.
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