as below vs as follow

[Polyester]

Could you please tell me which ones is more commonly usage in English speaking countries?

As below?
As follow?

 

[tedmc]

English-speaking countries.
"As follows" is more common.
The teachers would ask you to give a sentence where the word is used.

 

[Tarheel]

Polyester, you need to read more of my posts. (See below.)

I have never used either of those.

 

[Polyester]

Polyester, you need to read more of my posts. (See below.)

I have never used either of those.

I have a question. Why don't use them?

 

[Tarheel]

Could you please tell me which one is more commonly used in English-speaking countries?

As below?
As follow?

I wouldn't know how to answer your question without doing some research, and I'm not sure how useful that would be. (See below.)

Have you noticed that "See below" is the one I use (especially lately)? (There's another one I use sometimes, but it only makes sense in context.)

 

[Tarheel]

I have a question. Why shouldn't I use them?

Give me an example of their use, and I might be able to comment.

 

[Polyester]

Give me an example of their use, and I might be able to comment.

Tarheel,
I'm trying to give you an example. Could you tell me which one is more commonly usage in English-speaking countries?

"There are too many apple's device as follows;"
"There are too many apple's device as below:"

 

[Tarheel]

Tarheel,
I'm trying to give you an example. Could you tell me which one is more commonly used in English-speaking countries?

"There are too many apple's device as follows;"
"There are too many apple's device as below:"

Neither of those work in those sentences.
:-?

Did you see apple's device somewhere?
:-?

 

[Polyester]

Neither of those work in those sentences.
:-?

Did you see apple's device somewhere?
:-?

Couldn't use device instead of iPhone or Watch or iPad?

 

[Tarheel]

Couldn't I use device instead of iPhone or Watch or iPad?

Perhaps:

There are too many Apple products on the market.