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Igotit

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Can I use both or is it better if I just say "as following"?
Unfortunately, I also made lots of mistakes and I think that it´s appropriate to mention them (as following) (further below)

many thanks,
Sly
"As following" sounds fine (albeit very formal). I think that "further below" would indicate that you're writing something, not speaking, and that you're going to talk about the mistakes a lot later. I'd stick with "as following".

Also, a quick note: I think it makes more sense to say "a lot of mistakes" (or "a multitude" for an essay) as opposed to "lots of mistakes".
"As following" sounds fine (albeit very formal). I think that "further below" would indicate that you're writing something, not speaking, and that you're going to talk about the mistakes a lot later. I'd stick with "as following".
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"As following" does not sound right to me.
I would say "As follows."

Saludos.
Definitely "as follows" when you are indicating that an explanation or more details will be described next, or soon after.
Its the same idea as "a continuación".
"As following" does not sound right to me.
I would say "As follows."

Saludos.

I agree. And if the list of mistakes is not given immediately after, I would say "to mention them below."
I agree. And if the list of mistakes is not given immediately after, I would say "to mention them below."

Chris, en este caso podría ser también: to mention them later on?

Saludos

L.
Chris, en este caso podría ser también: to mention them later on?

Saludos

L.

Sí, pero en un texto escrito "below" es más común.
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