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Anonymous Posted 19 years ago
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Follow-up vs. Follow-through
0 Hi. Is it ok to use follow-up vs. follow-through interchangeably ? I use follow-up quite frequently in my written work, but when it comes to spoken english I do not like to use it that much. My context is: I had a meeting with a client. After the meeting, I would call them to summarize our meeting. The act is following-up and can be a follow-through. I will appreciate some insights. 02 br
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02 br 02 br 00 Follow up with Gene to see if he needs anything else from us. Follow up with Alice to see if she got that packet we sent her. 0-
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0 Follow-through sees something through to completion. 02 br
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00 Follow-up is what you have described. 02 br
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00 Follow up with Gene to see if he needs anything else from us. Follow up with Alice to see if she got that packet we sent her. I need to follow up on that report - I said there were some remaining actions, and I haven't completed them. 0-
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00 Follow-up is what you have described. 02 br
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00 Follow up with Gene to see if he needs anything else from us. Follow up with Alice to see if she got that packet we sent her. I need to follow up on that report - I said there were some remaining actions, and I haven't completed them. 0-
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