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Follow up vs. Follow up followup

Follow up

/ˈfɒləʊʌp/
To take further action after an initial contact or activity

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Follow up followup

/ˈfɑːloʊ ʌp/
A subsequent action or response meant to continue or complete a previous one

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etymology
  • Follow up and follow-up are often confused due to their similar appearance and pronunciation.
  • Follow up is a verb phrase, indicating an action you perform or need to perform.
  • Follow-up, with a hyphen, is a noun or adjective, usually describing something done after an initial action or the effort to ensure a previous action's success.
  • If youre talking about the action of continuing something, use follow up'.
  • When youre referring to the thing or event itself, like a follow-up appointment, use follow-up'.
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