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Anonymous Posted 11 years ago
Grammar

Followings

"If you buy a car, it may come with a few followings like maintenance, insurance and so on."

Is 'followings' appropriate in the sentence in positive/negative connotation. Thank you.
  

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I'd use "with the following things:".

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  • I'd use "with the following things:".
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I'd use "with the following things:".
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AnonymousIs 'followings' appropriate
No. Say "extras". ... may come with a few extras like maintenance, ...

CJ
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