expr main (as follow)
let message "Use `as follows`."
let description "Corrects the phrase `as follow`, which is sometimes produced by overcorrection. While it appeared briefly in 19th-century English, it is now considered archaic; modern standard usage requires `as follows` regardless of number."
let kind "Grammar"
let becomes "as follows"
test "The main points are as follow:" "The main points are as follows:"
test "Please read the steps as follow before you begin." "Please read the steps as follows before you begin."
test "As follow you requested, I have compiled the list." "As follows you requested, I have compiled the list."
test "I write this as follow for future reference." "I write this as follows for future reference."
test "as follow" "as follows"
test "AS FOLLOW" "AS FOLLOWS"
test "The instructions are listed as follow in the appendix." "The instructions are listed as follows in the appendix."
test "We were told as follow the timeline would slip." "We were told as follows the timeline would slip."
test "Is this description as follow the sample?" "Is this description as follows the sample?"
test "You can verify as follow once the build completes." "You can verify as follows once the build completes."
# Ensure unrelated uses of "follow" are not affected
allows "Follow the instructions as written."
allows "We follow-up on these requests weekly."
allows "This is the way to follow as best you can."
allows "As follows the plan will unfold."
allows "I will follow your lead."
allows "The as follows section is helpful."