Keep track of

Keep track of

Learn the English expression, "Keep track of"

There are two ways to use the English expression, "keep track of." It can mean to organize information or to stay informed. But whichever way you use it, "keep track of" is about understanding what's going on.

You might use an app to keep track of which books you've read. You enter each book and the date you finished it. This is about organizing information.

Or you might keep track of your kids' homework assignments. That's not about writing down every detail. Instead, its about staying informed and knowing the latest information.

So whether you organize information or just stay informed, "keeping track" helps you understand what's going on.

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