Notes
- Keep is to place something for a long time or permanent position.
- Put is to place something temporarily.
- Keep also means to place something on the surface a shelve or a table whereas put can be inside something casually.
Example: “Put some sugar in the cup, then keep the cup on the shelf”.
- Keep also means to maintain something.
- Both keep and put are verbs but keep has 3 forms as keep, kept and kept. Put has all three forms same as put, put and put
