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How do you use keep track of in sentences?

"Keep track of" is a phrasal verb that means to monitor or be aware of something, often over time. It's used in various contexts, such as:

1. Monitoring Progress or Changes:

* "I keep track of my weight by weighing myself every week."

* "The company keeps track of its sales figures to monitor its performance."

* "She keeps track of the latest fashion trends by reading magazines."

2. Remembering or Not Losing Something:

* "I keep track of my appointments by using a calendar."

* "He keeps track of his important documents in a filing cabinet."

* "It's important to keep track of your valuables when traveling."

3. Being Aware of Someone or Something:

* "I keep track of the news by reading the newspaper daily."

* "The police are keeping track of the suspect's movements."

* "She keeps track of her friends' activities through social media."

4. Maintaining a Record:

* "The teacher keeps track of student attendance."

* "The library keeps track of all the books it owns."

* "I keep track of my expenses in a spreadsheet."

Here are some examples of how to use "keep track of" in different contexts:

* "I keep track of my fitness goals by writing them down and checking them off as I achieve them."

* "It's easy to lose track of time when you're engrossed in a good book."

* "She keeps track of her daily routine by using a to-do list."

* "The team keeps track of its progress by holding regular meetings."

Remember, "keep track of" implies an ongoing effort to monitor or be aware of something.

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