kept or keep?

[Zoe2008]

the meeting is kept / keep on 3rd May

 

[SirGod]

*Not a teacher

The meeting is kept on 3rd May.

 

[5jj]

Sounds strange to me. I'd say:

The meeting is/will be held on 3rd May.
The meeting takes/will take place on 3rd May.

 

[Rover_KE]

*Not a teacher

The meeting is kept on 3rd May.

Native speakers wouldn't say that, SirGod.

Take 5jj's advice.



Rover

 

[SirGod]

Native speakers wouldn't say that, SirGod.

Take 5jj's advice.



Rover

Thank you, Rover_KE. I wouldn't say that either, but I chose between Zoe2008's options.

 

[Rover_KE]

Thank you, Rover_KE. I wouldn't say that either, but I chose between Zoe2008's options.

I see. However, it doesn't help students and non-native speakers to be given erroneous information.

Rover