i kept the windows open whole night.
I was kept waiting by them.
The king kept the scepter out of his sinister greed.
he was being waited by him
In some cases, "kept" can function as a linking verb to connect the subject of the sentence with its complement. For example, in the sentence "She kept the book on the shelf," "kept" links "She" with the state of the book being on the shelf.
The past tense sentence with "keep" would be: She kept the book on the shelf.
No, the sentence is not correct. It should be written as, "Their snoring kept Annie awake," with "Their" capitalized at the beginning of the sentence. Proper punctuation and capitalization are essential for clarity and correctness.
The fruits became fester after they were kept in the open. This is the example of fester in a sentence.
Befor you asked, the answer was a well-kept secret. The quaint, cozy inn was rather well-kept.
My dog kept being Din.
he kept balthering about his vacation
When I was at the circus a mime kept mimicing me
His resilience kept him out of bankruptcy.