Keeping going with a habit or goal
Explain how you are keeping going with a habit or goal, talk about slow progress, and describe your next step without promising an outcome.
For learners who already use English and want everyday expressions to feel more natural and precise.
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From understood to precise
Simple English can already express the idea clearly. A useful expression gives you another natural way to say it when the meaning and tone fit.
I intend to continue practicing guitar even though I am improving slowly.
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I’m going to stick with my guitar practice, even though progress is slow.
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“Stick with” means continue an activity, plan, or choice rather than stop or change to something else.
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Your situation
You have practiced guitar for a few weeks but still struggle to change chords smoothly. Your friend Rafi asks whether you will give it up. You want to continue.
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