as follows or as follow

0 Hello, it has to be as follows. 0-

0Do you mean that "as follow" can not be used in any circumstances?02br
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00I have witnessed cases where people used "as follow, " like this (eventhough not in these exact sentences)02br
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01i00Two explanations you requested are 01u00as follow02u00:02i02br
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00Not, 01i00two expla

0Hello Anon02br
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00To my mind, the "as follows" doesn't relate to the content of the following text, but the text itself as a whole, i.e.02br
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001. The two explanations you requested are as (in the text that) follows...02br
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00So I would call "as follow" incorrect. But other posters may have other opinions!02br
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Please refer to information obtained from URL>>> http://dictionary.reference.com/browse/follows

Usage Note: As follows (not as follow) is the established form of the idiom regardless of whether the

Yes I agree.
As follows = "as it follows"

Response is:

they are as follow

that is as follows

AnonymousResponse is:

they are as follow

that is as follows

I don't think so. Please have a look at the posts above yours in this thread and at the following usage note from The Columbia Guide to Standard American English.

Whether the

Hi Anon

Please read the explanations from Nona, MrPedantic and Tanit in this thread.

The standardly used expression is "as follows".