Academic English #9. Using keep track of

keep track of means expressions such as “to continue to monitor/keep track of,” “to record,” or “to follow.”

At academic conferences, it is used in a variety of situations, such as managing research data, checking schedules, referencing papers, and responding to participants.

It is a phrase that is often used to manage information without missing anything or to avoid losing track of the flow, so be sure to learn it.

5 example sentences

• We are keeping track of participant registrations.
• You need to keep track of the changes in your experimental data.
• I keep track of the references I use in my papers.
• I’m keeping track of the conference schedule to avoid missing anything.
• I kept track of all the questions raised during the discussion.