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0792 1 Doctors read these journals so as not to become out of date. Doctors read these journals so as [[not to become out of]] date. to keep up to Out of date (before a noun out-of-date ) is used in connection with information, ideas, knowledge, technology etc (NOT people): 'A significant proportion of what children are studying at school will be out of date within the space of a few years.'If you always have the latest information about something, you keep up to date (with developments) or keep abreast (of developments): 'Lecturers are expected to keep abreast of developments in their subject areas.'

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date ✗ Doctors read these journals so as to keep up to date. Doctors read these journals so as [[to keep up to]] date. to keep up to | not to become out of

Idx	0792
Keyword	date
Sub Entry Number	1
Type of Sentence	✗
Error Sentence	Doctors read these journals so as not to become out of date.
Correct Sentence	Doctors read these journals so as to keep up to date.
Cloze Error Sentence	Doctors read these journals so as [[not to become out of]] date.
Cloze Sentence	Doctors read these journals so as [[to keep up to]] date.
Cloze Answer	to keep up to
Choices	to keep up to \| not to become out of
Explanation	Out of date (before a noun out-of-date ) is used in connection with information, ideas, knowledge, technology etc (NOT people): 'A significant proportion of what children are studying at school will be out of date within the space of a few years.' If you always have the latest information about something, you keep up to date (with developments) or keep abreast (of developments): 'Lecturers are expected to keep abreast of developments in their subject areas.'

Date Doctors Read Journals Abreast Noun Out Of Date Connection