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Rishonly Posted 21 years ago
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As follow
"........,where the values are as follows:"
(1) Is this sentence grammatically correct?
(2) What if we use "as following" or "as followed" or "as below" , instead of "as follows"? (Here,verify my punctuation too.)
(1) Is this sentence grammatically correct?
(2) What if we use "as following" or "as followed" or "as below" , instead of "as follows"? (Here,verify my punctuation too.)
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"As follows" sounds quite right to me, as long as the explanation comes after the :
- "As follows" sounds quite right to me, as long as the explanation comes after the :
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"As follows" sounds quite right to me, as long as the explanation comes after the :
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I'm not too sure...
"as followed" Is not OK, that I'm sure of. You'd better wait for a native to answer that part, sorry, Rishonly...
"as followed" Is not OK, that I'm sure of. You'd better wait for a native to answer that part, sorry, Rishonly...
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"As follow" and "as followed" are always incorrect, if intended as substitutes for "as follows".
"As below" is fine.
"As following" isn't used; though you can say "as in the following example(s)".
MrP
"As below" is fine.
"As following" isn't used; though you can say "as in the following example(s)".
MrP
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