Object

• track: Cookies The use of cookies enable us to keep track of your shopping patterns thus enabling us to identify you.

• pace: Both evolved through a series of versions, adding features to keep pace with the machines.

• record: Keep a record of where your site is ranked for search terms Price: $ 167.

Noun phrase with adjective complement

• alive: That small amount of money could help keep companies alive.

• tidy: Kangha A comb to keep the hair tidy.

• clean: I am very interested in the law, plus I would really think I could help keep the streets clean of crime.

• happy: What can employers do to keep the Revenue happy?

Adjective complement

• abreast: The journal states that it aims to keep abreast of practical solutions rather than theory.

• up-to-date: More... Tuesday 10 January 2006 News Summaries Keep up-to-date with news from Bath Lit Fest using a RSS newsreader.

• quiet: Players personally acquainted with monsters who wish to vouch for their ability to cast spells are requested to keep quiet.

• confidential: You agree to keep confidential all course materials supplied to you by the School.

• warm: All trying to keep warm at the start First stop - 100 yards across the roundabout for a comfort stop.

Particle object: up_obj

• repayment: Your home may be repossessed if you do not keep up repayments on your mortgage.

Preposition: in

• touch: Thanks to everyone who has emailed me - keep in touch.