Follow on (to ) conjugation

English
38 examples
This verb can also mean the following: bat their second innings immediately, bat

Conjugation of follow on

I
you
it/she/he
we
you all
they
Present Simple
follow on
follow on
follows on
follow on
follow on
follow on
Future Simple
will follow on
will follow on
will follow on
will follow on
will follow on
will follow on
Past Simple
followed on
followed on
followed on
followed on
followed on
followed on
Conditional Simple
would follow on
would follow on
would follow on
would follow on
would follow on
would follow on
I
you
it/she/he
we
you all
they
Present Progressive
am following on
are following on
is following on
are following on
are following on
are following on
Future Progressive
will be following on
will be following on
will be following on
will be following on
will be following on
will be following on
Past Progressive
was following on
were following on
was following on
were following on
were following on
were following on
Conditional Progressive
would be following on
would be following on
would be following on
would be following on
would be following on
would be following on
I
you
it/she/he
we
you all
they
Present Perfect
have followed on
have followed on
has followed on
have followed on
have followed on
have followed on
Future Perfect
will have followed on
will have followed on
will have followed on
will have followed on
will have followed on
will have followed on
Past Perfect
had followed on
had followed on
had followed on
had followed on
had followed on
had followed on
Conditional Perfect
would have followed on
would have followed on
would have followed on
would have followed on
would have followed on
would have followed on
I
you
it/she/he
we
you
they
Present Perfect Progressive
have been following on
have been following on
has been following on
have been following on
have been following on
have been following on
Future Perfect Progressive
will have been following on
will have been following on
will have been following on
will have been following on
will have been following on
will have been following on
Past Perfect Progressive
had been following on
had been following on
had been following on
had been following on
had been following on
had been following on
Conditional Perfect Progressive
would have been following on
would have been following on
would have been following on
would have been following on
would have been following on
would have been following on

Examples of follow on

Example in EnglishTranslation in English
- That too must follow on, Doctor.
- They will have to follow on one of the many trade caravans that travels the route.
-l'll follow on later by public conveyance.
Alejandro's gonna follow on the next available flight.
All other personnel will follow on our signal!
- That too must follow on, Doctor.
- They will have to follow on one of the many trade caravans that travels the route.
-l'll follow on later by public conveyance.
Alejandro's gonna follow on the next available flight.
All other personnel will follow on our signal!
"And weariness follows on desire."
It follows on into my place.
No, our agreement follows on foot.
The sign must be minus, and further the magnitude of g follows on from a determination of the mean density of matter, thereby enabling the cosmologist to know how hard he'll hit the ground if he falls off a cliff.
"And weariness follows on desire."
It follows on into my place.
No, our agreement follows on foot.
The sign must be minus, and further the magnitude of g follows on from a determination of the mean density of matter, thereby enabling the cosmologist to know how hard he'll hit the ground if he falls off a cliff.
- A failure, we followed on foot.
A simple ceremony here tomorrow with my parents and your sister, a simple reception at the house... followed on Sunday by a simple second reception in Atlanta with your entire extended family.
And a lot of what contemporary art does is followed on fr a a guy called marcel duchamp who I'm sure you're familiar with.
Did you get the feeling that we were followed on the road?
Did you make sure you weren't followed on your way here?
And I can remember thinking, "that is really stupid, they would come and help you", and I think I persuaded myself that they were just following on, because they didn't want to embarass me 'cause I peed myself and I was crying.
And following on this story, police are still not confirming any suspects in the car bombing of councilman Anthony Burris, who somehow miraculously survived the total destruction of his vehicle and he's in stable...
And this is following on from project work and...
Been following on the radio.
Five sentences, all in the present tense, following on from one another.
- A failure, we followed on foot.
A simple ceremony here tomorrow with my parents and your sister, a simple reception at the house... followed on Sunday by a simple second reception in Atlanta with your entire extended family.
And a lot of what contemporary art does is followed on fr a a guy called marcel duchamp who I'm sure you're familiar with.
Did you get the feeling that we were followed on the road?
Did you make sure you weren't followed on your way here?
And I can remember thinking, "that is really stupid, they would come and help you", and I think I persuaded myself that they were just following on, because they didn't want to embarass me 'cause I peed myself and I was crying.
And following on this story, police are still not confirming any suspects in the car bombing of councilman Anthony Burris, who somehow miraculously survived the total destruction of his vehicle and he's in stable...
And this is following on from project work and...
Been following on the radio.
Five sentences, all in the present tense, following on from one another.

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