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Angliholic Posted 19 years ago
Grammar

call on or call forth

0After dragons catch their prey and digest the food, their body then turns the leftover food and acid into a byproduct of hydrogen, which is lighter than air and highly flammable. Dragons can hold the hydrogen inside their body for later use and can call 01b00on/forth02b00 it whenever they need to.02br
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00Will you use on or forth here? And why? Thanks.0-
  

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0Call on it. 0-

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0Call on it. This means to utilise it.02br
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00To call forth means to bring something out.0-
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0 Thanks, nona. 0-
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0 I saw the same special on dragons that you did - and did you notice that it aired on April Fool's Day? I thought it was very well done! 0-
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