curriculum/challenges/english/blocks/learn-how-to-discuss-popular-trends-in-technology/661aeb62c0cf70c99147fbe9.md
The structure keep + a verb that ends in -ing means to do an action consistently or repeatedly over time.
For example, in the dialogue, Tom means he regularly or repeatedly receives information or news about a particular topic by saying keep hearing about. In this case, the news he hears is about facial recognition and fingerprint scanning.
I BLANK BLANK about facial recognition and fingerprint scanning.
keep
A verb similar to continue.
hearing
The verb you use when you receive information or news. Since it is preceded by keep, use the -ing form.
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