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- 30-Nov-2007, 07:51 #1
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so he is in very good shape/keeps fit Paul plays tennis every day, so he is in very good shape.
... so he keeps/stays fit.
Do both of the samples above convey the same ideas? Thanks.
- 30-Nov-2007, 08:13 #2
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Re: so he is in very good shape/keeps fit Hello,
I found this expression in a dictionary:
A: How are you?
B: I am in a great shape. (= I am very well)
So I think it does not mean to keep or stay fit.
Bye
- 30-Nov-2007, 08:49 #3
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Re: so he is in very good shape/keeps fit Welcome to the forum Salah eddine.
Originally Posted by salah eddine 
Hello,
I found this expression in a dictionary:
A: How are you?
B: I am in a great shape. (= I am very well)
So I think it does not mean to keep or stay fit.
Bye
hey another Algerian
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