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Anonymous Posted 16 years ago
Grammar

The difference between as below and as follow

what is the difference between as follow and as below?

  

Top answer

Nothing. Both are rather awkward and somewhat off. Use ' as follow s '.

— Mister Micawber

  • Nothing.
  • Both are rather awkward and somewhat off.
  • Use ' as follow s '.
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Nothing. Both are rather awkward and somewhat off. Use 'as follows'.
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Do you mean 'as below' is always awkward or only so in that situation? For example, can we say 'as below'?

-A few/some examples are given as below.
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Anonymous what is the difference between as follow and as below?
I think you mean "as follows" or "as shown below". What "follows" need not be placed "below", so that's the difference.

CJ
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OttoJA few/some examples are given as below.
No 'as'. Some examples are [given / shown] below.

CJ
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