Hi all,
Could you please explain me what exactly mean the following phrase and their usage:
Following on from - is this the same as with regards to … ?
following up from
No, its not like ‘with regards to’.
Following on from is like ‘after’ or ‘next’, and a formal phrase.
e.g.
Following on from the dinner, there will be wine served in the garden.
In other words, ‘after dinner’.
(I think anyway! Not a phrase I’ve used in a while).
I’m not aware of ‘following up from’ - where did you hear that?
Sorry, It is following up to …
Thanks for your explanation.
‘following up to’ is still not something I’ve heard of.
I put in into a search engine and no example sentences came up.
Where did you get the phrase from?