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Abil Posted 18 years ago
Grammar
called upon / called for
The leader of the opposition called upon/on the President to step down and give elections within three months.
The leader of the opposition called for the President to step down and give elections within three months.
Are both the sentences correct and carry the same meaning? Thanks
The leader of the opposition called for the President to step down and give elections within three months.
Are both the sentences correct and carry the same meaning? Thanks
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Hi, called upon - addressed the President directly ("You should . " ) called for - said that the President should . .
- Hi, called upon - addressed the President directly ("You should .
- " ) called for - said that the President should .
- .
- Best wishes, Clive
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Hi,
called upon - addressed the President directly ("You should . . ." )
called for - said that the President should . . .
Best wishes, Clive
called upon - addressed the President directly ("You should . . ." )
called for - said that the President should . . .
Best wishes, Clive
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