Study progress · Study

get back on track

return to progress

You get back on track when you return to the planned progress after a problem.

B2 common speech & writing

get back on track

This vs that

returning to the planned progress

I’m getting back on track.

making less progress than planned

I’m falling behind.

Hear it in real life

How's the dissertation going?

Slowly, but I'm finally getting back on track.

Play the conversation

After missing two weeks of classes, I made a study plan to get back on track.

Which sounds natural?

Psst — which one would you actually say?

The mistake everyone makes

Not: I need to get back ~~in the~~ track with my studies.

Say: I need to get back on track with my studies.

Use 'on track', not 'in the track'.

Say it together

Whole chunks natives use with it.

get back on track with ___

I’m getting back on track with my revision now that the exams are closer.

After a difficult month, she got back on track with her assignments.

More for talking about study progress.

keep up with ___

I'm struggling to keep up with the class.

Study · Study progress: the words around “get back on track”.

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Your turn: say it out loud

I’m finally getting back on track.

Say it out loud two or three times, until it feels like yours.

get back on track

return to progress

“After missing two weeks of classes, I made a study plan to get back on track.”

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