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Alc24 Posted 15 years ago
Grammar

Follow each other vs Follow on from each other

How would you say this sentence grammatically?

- The show didn't have a storyline until the 3rd season. The first 2 season, each episode was it's own entity, as of season 3 the show developed a storyline and each episode followed on from the last.

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The simpliest correction is as follows (divide into two sentences or use a semicolon). Boldface is new wording; crossouts are deletions. The show didn't have a storyline until the 3rd season.

— Doctor D

  • The simpliest correction is as follows (divide into two sentences or use a semicolon).
  • Boldface is new wording; crossouts are deletions.
  • The show didn't have a storyline until the 3rd season.
  • , A s of season 3 , the show developed a storyline and each episode followed on from the last.
  • If you want to be clearer, I would say something like: The show didn't have an overall storyline until the third season.
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The simpliest correction is as follows (divide into two sentences or use a semicolon). Boldface is new wording; crossouts are deletions.

The show didn't have a storyline until the 3rd season. The first 2 seasons, each episode was its it's own entity., As of season 3, the show developed a storyline and each episode followed on from the last.
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Hi,

do you say

storyline with each episode following on the previous.
storyline with each episode following on from the previous.
storyline with each episode following the previous.

Thank you
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