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Lucas21c Posted 11 years ago
Grammar
'call on'
Could you tell me what the 'call on' means in the following sentence? Thank you.
I asked him when the first train starts to call on his father.
I asked him when the first train starts to call on his father.
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"call on" may be intended to mean "visit", but the sentence as a whole doesn't make sense.
- "call on" may be intended to mean "visit", but the sentence as a whole doesn't make sense.
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"call on" may be intended to mean "visit", but the sentence as a whole doesn't make sense.
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