Vladimir Lushnikov wrote:   
   > SLR uses FOLLOW sets to predict when to reduce by a production. And   
   > conflicts arise at the point where, after a . in other SLR items the   
   > tokens in FOLLOW(current_item) and in FIRST intersect. Yes?   
      
   No, the difference between SLR and LR(1) is that FOLLOW sets are a way   
   too conservative estimate (i.e. a superset) of the possible symbols,   
   which may appear after a production, thus resulting in reduce-reduce   
   conflicts.   
      
   ~velco   
      
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