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Normally I see that 続ける is being paired with を instead, eg ,
仕事を続けてください。(please continue working).

But what about this example i got after searching one of the many definitions
of the て-form from kotobank.jp
([https://kotobank.jp/word/て-573101#E3.83.87.E3.82.B8.E3.82.BF.E3.83.AB.E5.A4.A7.E8.BE.9E.E6.B3.89](https://kotobank.jp/word/%E3%81%A6-573101#E3.83.87.E3.82.B8.E3.82.BF.E3.83.AB.E5.A4.A7.E8.BE.9E.E6.B3.89)).

**補助動詞に続けて** 、動作・作用の内容を具体的に示す意を表す。 (補助動詞に続けて、action・represents the specific
indication of the contents of an action.) , it means something like this right
? What does 補助動詞に続けて mean ?

Another example I got from the web is "飲み忘れずに続けるコツ", what does this mean ?
Also, how does the verb 飲み忘れる come to exist as I cant find anything about it
on the dictionary? Shouldn't it be a compound verb like 着替える or 繰り返す ?
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Meaning of sentences with 続ける when paired with に
> 補助動詞に続けて

It means "followed by `補助動詞`" when using the て-form.

Like the example shown on the website:

「思い出して`みる`」「嫌になって`しまう`」

> 飲み忘れずに続ける

This means, `Continue without forgetting to drink`. And 飲み忘れる means `forgot to
drink`. which is a composition of noun (飲み) and verb (忘れる).
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Depending on the context, ～に続ける means both of the following:

  * to continue **from** ～; to follow ～ (～の後に続ける) 

>     * 彼に続けて話す  
>  to speak following his speech
>     * メインディッシュに続けてデザートを食べる  
>  to eat dessert after the main dish
>     * 昨日に続けて今日もその仕事をしています。

  * to continue **to** ～; to be followed by ～ (～へ続ける, ～へ続くようにする) 

>     * 補助動詞に続けて  
>  continuing to a subsidiary verb
>     * 今回の成功を次の成功に続けたい。  
>  I want to make this success to be followed by next ones.
>     * 次ページに続ける to continue to the next page

Something like 攻撃を回避に続ける is ambiguous and can mean both "to dodge right after
attacking" or "to attack right after dodging" depending on the context. In
your case, it's obviously about the te-form followed by a subsidiary verb.

* * *

But に has many functions, and に right before 続ける may play different roles:

>   * この仕事を彼に続けて欲しい。  
>  I want him to continue this job. (彼に modifies 欲しい rather than 続ける)
>   * 効果的に続けてトレーニングをする  
>  to effectively continue the training (に turns a na-adjective to an adverb)
>   * 飲み忘れずに続けてください。  
>  Please continue (taking the pills) without forgetting to do so. (に is part
> of the [ずに construction](https://japanesetest4you.com/flashcard/learn-
> jlpt-n3-grammar-%E3%81%9A%E3%81%AB-zuni/))
>
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