'Фразовый глагол Call'

Phrasal verb ‘Call’

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Call in & Call on

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Call up

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Call off

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Call out

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Call for

Call in or Call on

• If you call in somewhere, you make a short visit there.
• Bobik, call in! Let’s have a cup of tea.
• If you call on someone, you pay them a short visit.
• Baron X called on her Majesty.

Call in

• If you call someone in , you ask them to come and help you or do something for you.
• We called a plumber in to repair our sewage system.

Call up

• If you call someone up , you telephone them.
• Call me up when you are free.

Call off

• If you call off an ev e nt that has been planned, you cancel it.
• Due to severe frosts the school classes were called off.

Call out

• If you call someone out , you want to get their attention, or want them to come to help.
• I’m calling out! Do you hear me?

Call for

• If something calls for a particular action or quality, it needs it or makes it necessary.
• I call for help!!!

Exercises

Mary didn't feel very well, so she called the doctor ___ to make an appointment.

• up
• on

Mary had to call the doctor ___ when she came home.

• back
• on

Exercises

Mary didn't feel very well, so she called the doctor up to make an appointment.

• up
• on

Mary had to call the doctor back when she came home.

• back
• on

The doctor told Mary that she needed to go to the hospital. Mary was planning to have lunch with her friends, but now she must call __ their lunch.

• up
• off

Mary knocked on Sara and Ann's door, and loudly called ___, ‘It's me, Mary! Are you home?’

• up
• out

I think you should call him ___ ; he has already called twice.

• out
• back

The doctor told Mary that she needed to go to the hospital. Mary was planning to have lunch with her friends, but now she must call off their lunch.

• up
• off

Mary knocked on Sara and Ann's door, and loudly called out , ‘It's me, Mary! Are you home?’

• up
• out

I think you should call him back ; he has already called twice.

• out
• back

• Do you want me to call …………………… tomorrow?
• Are you ready to called ……………………...my parents next weekend?
• Please, call me ……………….. this evening.
• The doctor was called ……………… unexpectedly on an urgent case.
• I’ll call you ………………………………….. when I’ve heard something.
• Several of the newspapers were calling for his resignation.
• I called …………………………… to see Jeff yesterday.
• She’s called ……………………… the party, as she was sick.
• ‘ I’m here!’ she called ……………………………….
• Protesters were calling ………….….. a ban on the production of GM foods.

• Do you want me to call …… in ……… tomorrow?
• Are you ready to called ……… on ………...my parents next weekend?
• Please, call me … up …….. this evening.
• The doctor was called …… on …… unexpectedly on an urgent case.
• I’ll call you ……………… back …………….. when I’ve heard something.
• I called ……… in ……………… to see Jeff yesterday.
• She’s called ……… off ………… the party, as she was sick.
• ‘ I’m here!’ she called ……… out ………………….
• Protesters were calling ……… for ….. a ban on the production of GM foods.

I hope that everything is clear and you won’t call for help!