Stevenukd Posted 19 years ago
Grammar
FOLLOW
A. How long have you been following her?
- "follow" here means "follow her to make her love you", right? and Are there any other ways to say?
Thanks very much to Teachers,
Stevenukd
- "follow" here means "follow her to make her love you", right? and Are there any other ways to say?
Thanks very much to Teachers,
Stevenukd
Top answer
No, it sounds like he's been following her around town. It almost sounds like a stalker. Or perhaps a private detective trying to collect evidence.
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No, it sounds like he's been following her around town. It almost sounds like a stalker. Or perhaps a private detective trying to collect evidence.
Another way to use "follow" relates to a performer, say a singer or an actress. If you have noticed her performances, kept an eye open for a new album or movie, you can say you have been following her career or, more simply, following her.
Another way to use "follow" relates to a performer, say a singer or an actress. If you have noticed her performances, kept an eye open for a new album or movie, you can say you have been following her career or, more simply, following her.
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