follows, followed, following
to follow on
phrasal verb
Continue or proceed with something after an interruption
- 1After the break, we followed on with the meeting.
- 2She followed on with her presentation after the interruption.
To keep doing something that was stopped for a short time. Like when you pause a movie and then press play to watch the rest. It means to carry on or pick up where you left off.
Remember, "to follow on" is often used in formal or professional settings to indicate resuming a discussion or task. It shows continuity and focus, so use it when you want to emphasize moving forward smoothly after a break.
in the hospital staff meeting room
Resuming the Emergency Plan Discussion
Carol
We had to pause our emergency plan discussion earlier.
Sarah
Yes, let's follow on with the evacuation procedures now.
Carol
Great, we need to ensure everyone knows their roles.
Sarah
Absolutely, it's crucial for everyone's safety.
at the animal care facility
Continuing the Treatment Plan
Frank
Hey Paul, we had to pause earlier, but let's follow on with the treatment plan for Max.
Paul
Sure, Frank. We were discussing the medication schedule, right?
Frank
Exactly. Let's make sure we cover all the details this time.
Paul
Got it. I'll pull up the records so we can continue.
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Similar to "to follow on":
- 1continue
- 2proceed