keep after (kip áfter)

Phrasal-verb Parenting

Meaning

to remind or encourage someone to do something continuously

recordar o animar a alguien a hacer algo continuamente (rekordar o animar a algien a aser algo kontinuamente)

"Parents often keep after their children to do homework."

"Los padres a menudo insisten a sus hijos que hagan la tarea." (Los padres a menudo **insisten** a sus hijos ke hagan la tarea)

to reply to someone’s comment online

to expand or operate in multiple countries or regions

to act or decide based on something

to support or approve of something

to create a positive environment with hopeful energy

to keep up with or understand what is being said or shown