Collocation
Keep me posted.
Inform me regularly about developments or progress.
Definition
'Keep me posted.' is a common English collocation. Inform me regularly about developments or progress.
keep + someone + posted
“Please keep me posted on your progress with the project.”
Examples
- Please keep me posted on the status of your application.
- We'll be sure to keep you posted with any new developments.
- She asked him to keep her posted about their travel plans.
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- The manager always kept his team posted on the project's progress.
- Even if there's no news, just keep me posted every few days.
- They promised to keep me posted as soon as they heard anything.
- I need someone to keep me posted while I'm away on vacation.
- The doctor said he would keep us posted on her recovery.
- Could you keep me posted after the meeting concludes?
- Don't forget to keep me posted regarding the final decision.
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