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Vincent Teo Posted 10 years ago
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called /called for an ambulance
1. I called an ambulance.
2. I called for an ambulance.
Which is correct?
2. I called for an ambulance.
Which is correct?
Top answer
1 says you telephoned and talked to the people in the ambulance itself. 2 is what you want.
- 1 says you telephoned and talked to the people in the ambulance itself.
- 2 is what you want.
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1 says you telephoned and talked to the people in the ambulance itself.
2 is what you want.
2 is what you want.
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