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You <em>follow</em> someone when you walk behind them, and go to where they <a href="/l/lead/verb">lead</a> you. Something that comes after in time is also said to follow, for example, <a href="/l/lunch">lunch</a> follows <a href="/b/breakfast">breakfast</a>. The <a href="/d/duckling">ducklings</a> in the picture are following the mother <a href="/d/duck">duck</a>.
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You
follow
someone when you walk behind them, and go to where they
lead
you. Something that comes after in time is also said to follow, for example,
lunch
follows
breakfast
.
The
ducklings
in the picture are following the mother
duck
.
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