984 – Follow Through On – Phrasal Verbs in a Minute | Happy English

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Today’s phrasal verb is follow through on. When you follow through on something, it means you finish what you promised or planned – you don’t quit halfway.

Like the problem with Jack is, he has lots of good ideas, but he never follows through on any of them.
My friend Emily followed through on her goal to read 20 books last year – pretty impressive.
These days, I’m trying to follow through on the study plan I set up.

So how about you? What’s something you’re trying to follow through on these days?

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FAQ
Question: What does “follow through on” mean?
Answer: The phrasal verb follow through on means that you finish what you promised or planned to do.

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