Questions & Answers about Jeg følger vejledningen, så jeg ikke laver fejl.
Følger is the present tense form of følge.
- at følge = to follow
- jeg følger = I follow / I am following
In Danish, the present tense is often formed with -r:
- at lave → laver
- at følge → følger
So both verbs in the sentence are in the present tense: følger and laver.
The ending -en makes the noun definite: the guidance / the guide / the instructions.
- en vejledning = a guide / an instruction manual / some guidance
- vejledningen = the guide / the instructions
Danish usually adds the definite article to the end of the noun instead of using a separate word like the.
Also, Danish may use singular vejledningen where English naturally says the instructions. So the grammar is Danish, even if the best English translation sounds plural.