Is it acceptable to use ‘keep track of’ in the given sentence? Should I say ‘performance’ or ‘progress’?
Is it acceptable to use ‘keep track of’ in the given sentence? Should I say ‘performance’ or ‘progress’?
It is necessary for the parents to keep track of their children’s academic (performance, progress).
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Yes, this is fine. I think 'progress' is the better word to use as you're looking to 'keep track of' something, in other words follow it over a period of time. Therefore 'progress', which refers to performance over time, is probably a better choice than 'performance'.
- Yes, this is fine.
- I think 'progress' is the better word to use as you're looking to 'keep track of' something, in other words follow it over a period of time.
- Therefore 'progress', which refers to performance over time, is probably a better choice than 'performance'.
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Yes, this is fine.
I think 'progress' is the better word to use as you're looking to 'keep track of' something, in other words follow it over a period of time. Therefore 'progress', which refers to performance over time, is probably a better choice than 'performance'.
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