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Discover LudwigThe phrase "followed him around" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you are referring to someone actively keeping track of another person's movements or location. For example, "The paparazzi followed him around, trying to get a picture."
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After that they followed him around, and Didion ate normally.
"I basically followed him around, watching what he did.
The phrase has followed him around like a faithful puppy ever since.
Little Miralem followed him around, since they couldn't afford a babysitter.
The photographer followed him around, taking pictures for Brazil's Auto Esporte magazine.
Several bodyguards, also in black and wearing combat boots, followed him around, barking commands into walkie-talkies.
She followed him around during the shoot last spring and summer and kept a diary, which Cahiers reproduced.
We used to play outside or in the street, but I was super-shy and followed him around, but he wasn't so interested in hanging out with me.
Ethologist Konrad Lorenz found that when he raised the birds, they followed him around like a mother.
In 2008 he claimed that his deceased parents followed him around and sat on his shoulder and arm in the form of two "melon-sized orbs".
Kim's parents followed him around the course.
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