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Follow this one up with

🇬🇧 UK //ˈfɒləʊ ðɪs wʌn ʌp wɪð// 🇺🇸 US //ˈfɑloʊ ðɪs wʌn ʌp wɪð//

Meaning of Follow this one up with

To take further action related to what has just been done.

In simple words: Do something after this one.

Follow this one up with in a sentence

• Make sure to follow this one up with a report.
• I will follow this one up with a call next week.
• After the presentation, let's follow this one up with questions.

How to use Follow this one up with

Used in professional or casual contexts to indicate a subsequent action; less common in very formal writing.

Grammar pattern

follow + object + up + with + object

Memory hint

Think of a race where you run after someone, 'following up' means running after them again.

Related words

Collocations with Follow this one up with

• follow up with an email
• follow up with a phone call
• follow this up with a meeting

Synonyms for Follow this one up with

• follow through with
• continue
• pursue
• address
• respond

Common mistakes with Follow this one up with

• Confusing 'follow up' with 'follow down'.
• Omitting 'with' in the phrase.
• Using 'follow' without specifying what to follow up with.

Frequently asked questions about Follow this one up with

What does Follow this one up with mean?

Do something after this one.

What is the definition of Follow this one up with?

To take further action related to what has just been done.

How do you use Follow this one up with in a sentence?

Make sure to follow this one up with a report.

Can you give another example of Follow this one up with?

I will follow this one up with a call next week.

What are synonyms for Follow this one up with?

Common alternatives include follow through with, continue, pursue, address, respond.

What words go with Follow this one up with?

It commonly pairs with follow up with an email, follow up with a phone call, follow this up with a meeting.

What are common mistakes when using Follow this one up with?

Confusing 'follow up' with 'follow down'. Omitting 'with' in the phrase. Using 'follow' without specifying what to follow up with.

How do you pronounce Follow this one up with?

US: //ˈfɑloʊ ðɪs wʌn ʌp wɪð//, UK: //ˈfɒləʊ ðɪs wʌn ʌp wɪð//. Listen to the audio above to hear native pronunciation.

When should I use Follow this one up with?

Used in professional or casual contexts to indicate a subsequent action; less common in very formal writing.