Keep abreast of/keep pace with/keep abreast with

[Barman]

Of the following sentences, which should I write?

1) You must keep abreast of the times.

2) You must keep pace with the times.

3) You must keep abreast with the times.

 

[emsr2d2]

2 makes sense.
3 is incorrect.
1 is odd. We usually use "keep abreast of" with things of a shorter duration than "the times". You might "keep abreast of the news on Covid-19", for example. In BrE, you'll also hear "stay abreast of".

 

[tedmc]

You can say keep abreast with the latest developments, news, etc.

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