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Hurry follow me

🇬🇧 UK //ˈhʌri ˈfɒləʊ miː// 🇺🇸 US //ˈhɜri ˈfɑloʊ mi//

Meaning of Hurry follow me

An invitation or command to go quickly behind someone.

In simple words: Go quickly with me.

Hurry follow me in a sentence

• When the ice cream truck arrived, I shouted, 'Hurry, follow me!'
• I saw my friend leaving the party, so I said, 'Hurry, follow me!', to catch up.
• In case of an emergency, I yelled, 'Hurry, follow me!' to lead everyone outside.
• 'Hurry, follow me!' she insisted, as she rushed towards the hidden garden.
• At the concert, I called out, 'Hurry, follow me!' to get the best view.

How to use Hurry follow me

Used when urging someone to move quickly. It's informal but appropriate in most everyday situations.

Grammar pattern

hurry + follow + object

Memory hint

Imagine you're excited and saying, 'Hurry, follow me!' to a friend to discover something fun.

Related words

Collocations with Hurry follow me

• hurry up
• follow closely
• hurry through
• follow directions
• hurry and wait

Synonyms for Hurry follow me

• rush
• speed
• hasten
• dash
• race

Common mistakes with Hurry follow me

• Confused with 'hurry up' - 'hurry follow me' is a command, not an invitation.
• Using 'hurry' as a noun instead of a verb.
• Incorrect verb forms, e.g. saying 'hurries' instead of 'hurry' in imperative.

Frequently asked questions about Hurry follow me

What does Hurry follow me mean?

Go quickly with me.

What is the definition of Hurry follow me?

An invitation or command to go quickly behind someone.

How do you use Hurry follow me in a sentence?

When the ice cream truck arrived, I shouted, 'Hurry, follow me!'

Can you give another example of Hurry follow me?

I saw my friend leaving the party, so I said, 'Hurry, follow me!', to catch up.

What are synonyms for Hurry follow me?

Common alternatives include rush, speed, hasten, dash, race.

What words go with Hurry follow me?

It commonly pairs with hurry up, follow closely, hurry through, follow directions, hurry and wait.

What are common mistakes when using Hurry follow me?

Confused with 'hurry up' - 'hurry follow me' is a command, not an invitation. Using 'hurry' as a noun instead of a verb. Incorrect verb forms, e.g. saying 'hurries' instead of 'hurry' in imperative.

How do you pronounce Hurry follow me?

US: //ˈhɜri ˈfɑloʊ mi//, UK: //ˈhʌri ˈfɒləʊ miː//. Listen to the audio above to hear native pronunciation.

When should I use Hurry follow me?

Used when urging someone to move quickly. It's informal but appropriate in most everyday situations.