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go through the following vs go through the followings

The correct phrase is 'go through the following.' The word 'following' is used as an adjective in this context to describe the noun 'list' or 'items.' 'Followings' is not used in this way in English.

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go through the following

This phrase is correct and commonly used in English.

This phrase is used to instruct someone to examine or review a list of items or information that will be presented next.

Examples:

  • Please go through the following points before the meeting.
  • Let's go through the following steps to complete the task.

Alternatives:

  • review the following
  • examine the following
  • check the following
  • look at the following
  • read through the following

go through the followings

This phrase is incorrect in English. 'Followings' is not used in this context.

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