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There are many Latin verbs meaning roughly "continue", but I failed to find a description how to use any of them with another verb. I would like to say things like "Keep walking!" and "She continues to study Greek." and other similar thing having to do with continuing to do something.
Which verb should I use and how? Should I use infinitive, gerund, participle, or something else?
Here is a somewhat roundabout possibility: non desinere + infinitive. I think this captures the common emphasis of "continue" in your examples: "despite X, I don't stop...."
