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Dear teachers,

We can say " to main/stay calm". We can say " to remain unconvinced". Could you please kindly explain if we say " to stay unconvinced"?

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Thank you in advance.

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I would only remain unconvinced.
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Dear tdol,

Thank you very much for your reply. Now I see. It's something to do with idiomatic use.

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