Follow Up — Level 4.1

Learn how to use the word 'follow up' in English

Also Appears In: English Word of the Day — Upper Intermediate English Word of the Day — Upper Intermediate

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Lesson Transcript

Do you know how to use this English word?

follow up

It's a phrasal verb that means "to do something more after an earlier action to make sure it is successful or complete."

Here's an example.

follow up tomorrow

I’ll follow up tomorrow.

Jack Simon: I just sent the client the menu update. I’ll follow up tomorrow to make sure they got it.