Phrasal verb: keep up with - Day 7 with JenniferESL

Day 7: keep up with (something)

Index:
0:12 Introduction. Listen to the phrasal verb in context.
0:32 Identify the meaning.
1:03 Explanation. Study its meaning and use.
2:51 Question of the Day.
3:06 Review.

Other phrasal verbs in this series:
Day 1: let (someone) in on (something)
Day 2: come up with (something)
Day 3: sink in
Day 4: brush up on (something)
Day 5: try (something) out
Day 6: fall behind

[Vagner_Christian]

I am going to LET you IN ON a secret. When I first started studying English, phrasal verbs would hardly SINK IN. Then I CAME UP WITH the idea of BRUSHING UP ON them every now and then. Don't get me wrong I have TRIED OUT other ways to learn but it didn't seem to work out. Sometimes I had to work all week and my practice routine FELL BEHIND. I am glad I found you on Youtube and hope you KEEP UP this wonderful job. Regards...:-)

[helenainhoa]

thanks Jennifer, I don´t fall behind, but I have to study hard to keep up with your lessons.

[kalai]

I let you in on a secret that I'm going to brush up on verb tenses in english by watching your lessons.I hope everything sinks in soon with your clear explanation then I can come up with an example to put into practice with what I've learnt.
I used to get pimples so I tried out a new face cream that my friend suggested.It really worked well.
Since I got sick, I fell behind with my assignment work. So to keep up with everyone I stayed up late to finish them as soon as possible.
You explain neither fast nor slow so I can keep up with your lecture well. It takes no time to sink in So I came up with an idea while watching this lesson, why not I try out your method to teach my students?
Thank you so much Ma'am. 👍

[nadimguevara]

A great lesson!!...Many thanks teacher Jennifer. By the way, I'm so glad to be the first one who post a comment for this video lesson :), and I'm so happy to keep up with your lessons as I have subscribed in your channel on Youtube ( I'm not sure that using the preposition "in" in this case is correct or not: I mean in this sentence:" I have subscribed in your channel on Youtube"). However, I never keep up with what happens in my country because I never follows the local TV news. At least, I know that today the Tunisian people celebrate the forth anniversary of the Tunisian revolution, and therefore, today is a vacation in Tunisia. Any way, great work teacher Jennifer, and keep up your creativity :) ...

Best regards.

Nadim from Tunisia.  

[MuhammadEgypt]

You're brushing up on our English. That's cool. I think it's unprecedented this way.  
Love and regards from Egypt, Jennifer.  :)

[mykolakulpa]

Thanks for teaching such useful phrasal verb.
Your lessons are very useful and it's easy to keep up with it.

[НадеждаНестереня]

Thanks! Your lessons are perfect! Keep doing it as well as you can! I've been trying to keep up with you.

[paulinechan]

Hi Jennifer, it's my first time to watch your video clips. I found them very useful. Thanks so much!Best regards, Pauline

[introduceme]

You are fantastic teacher . Greetings from Kurdistan

[dmitriykosonogov]

I like to keep fit and I support my body day to day trainings and brush up on all exercises I've used before . I feel like my ming becomes lighter and my heart stays stronger . So, I try out my physical conditions and devote forty-sixty minutes a day to keep up with trainings . Best wishes : - )

[snehalquest]

Once I thought that English was not my cup of tea. After 2-3 years, I realized that it was easy to keep up.

[김경민-tgv]

Thank you for anwersing my question yesterday. I'm trying to brush up on what I learrned from you believing that everything will sink in. However I don't understand the meaning of these two sentences, one is I have to work hard to keep up with Joe when we run and the other is the instructor was explaining~~I found it difficult to keep up. Here, keep up means keep the same level with someone for everything?? It's confusing a little.

[هديلراضيخيرالله]

I must to keep up with your lesson it's really amazing . Keep up the good work ❤

[avs]

Hi Jennifer! May I ask you if " keep from" is phrasal worb and a antonym to "keep up"? Example: "He keeps from smoking". Thank you.

[christinemourice]

Hi Jennifer, what's different between fast and pace. 

[ibrahimkhalifa]

Thank you for helping us with English.

[yutingc]

I just came across this video and it is brilliant. However, I'm a bit confused with "keep up with" and "catch up with "
Can you explain that with some examples? thanks

[MrCobranvigario]

your lessons are awesome. keep doing it that i will be kepping up you.

[_amarilis]

Hi Jennifer, would you mind telling me the difference between *keep up* and *keep on*, please? Or they mean exactly the same? I'm so confused 😕. I hope you will answer my question soon...

[aecioflavioperim]

Hello, Jennifer. Here again from Brazil.