Preposition: from

• activity: A follow-on from the above activity is for the pupils to create their own front page.

Modifies a noun

• formula: Companies can widely advertize follow-on formula in the UK.

• milk: Why not try Cow & Gate Organic follow-on milk.

• mission: NATO is considering possible support to the follow-on UN mission.

• funding: We are in a good position to help you obtain follow-on funding for your new venture.

• investment: The buy-out was backed by Dunedin Capital Partners, which provided the initial £ 6m of funding with a further £ 4m follow-on investment.

• activity: A good follow-on activity, of course, would be to research details of how the things were really invented or discovered.