Questions about example sentences with, and the definition and usage of "Continue"

A: To go ahead/ to keep going.

A: The phrase is continued off and on which means he would cry sometimes and sometimes not randomized

A: Do you mean, the present continuous tense?

A: I will continue to work on my application

We will continue watching the movie tomorrow

A: 1) I'll continue do to my work tommorrow.

2) The workshop will continue until tomorrow.

3) Please do not continue this behavior in the future.

4) You should continue to work after 3 o' clock.

A: I continue to think that this is a boring play.
The effects of pollution will last forever.

A: They mean the same, but "continue talking" is more natural.

Examples:
"Please continue talking"
"Do not continue talking"
"He continued to talk"

A: Continue = present tense, first person singular + third person plural conjugation + second person singular conjugation

I continue to impress my teacher with my intellectual abilities.

They continue to impress their teacher with their intellectual abilities.

Continues = Third person singular conjugation in the present tense.

She continues to impress her teacher with her intellectual abilities.

Continued: past tense

I continued to impress my teacher with my intellectual abilities.

They continued to impress their teacher with their intellectual abilities.

She continued to impress her teacher with her intellectual abilities.

A: "last for" does not make sense in this context.

However, "last until" does make sense. You could say something like "The habits of age three last until the age of eighty"

"last for" is used when you are specifying the length/duration that something happens for (not when it stops, but rather how long it occurs).

For example, you could say something like "The habits of age three last for 77 years" or more broadly "The habits of age three last for decades"

A: It's basically the same.

A: ほとんど同じですけど、「continue to do」はちょっと多発なニュアンスがして、「continue doing」はちょうど今やってる事と思いますね。例えば:
Even though it's boring, I will continue to do my homework every night so I can pass my class.
Even though I'm tired, I will stay focused and continue doing my homework.

A: could you please check it out?

A: Continue

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A: Can we continue this later is correct English

A: × I should continue persevering in learning
✓ I should continue to persevere in my learning. OR I should persevere in learning _____. OR I should persevere in school.

It is okay, but you can change it to something more natural.
Here are some options

A: Con tin u wing (This looks strange, but that is how it sounds.)

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A: You can change it like this.
“It’s important to continue studying and be excited everyday.”

A: so, I will continue doing my best 😊