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Goahead Posted 19 years ago
Vocabulary
calling
0 01 b 00 Hello Helpers, 02 b 02 br
02 br
00 If I want to call some one, should I tell him that: 02 br
00 (1) I am going to call you (on or at) you office. 02 br
00 (2) I am going to call you (on or at) you mobile 02 br
02 br
01 b 00 Thanks 02 b 0-
02 br
00 If I want to call some one, should I tell him that: 02 br
00 (1) I am going to call you (on or at) you office. 02 br
00 (2) I am going to call you (on or at) you mobile 02 br
02 br
01 b 00 Thanks 02 b 0-
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0 at 01 b 00 your 02 b 00 office 02 br 02 br 00 on 01 b 00 your 02 b 00 mobile 0-
- 0 at 01 b 00 your 02 b 00 office 02 br 02 br 00 on 01 b 00 your 02 b 00 mobile 0-
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0 at 01 b 00 your 02 b 00 office 02 br
02 br
00 on 01 b 00 your 02 b 00 mobile 0-
02 br
00 on 01 b 00 your 02 b 00 mobile 0-
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0 However, there's also the enclosed, meaning: 02 br
02 br
00 I am going to 01 b 00 visit 02 b 00 you 01 b 00 at 02 b 00 your office: 02 br
00 --------- 02 br
01 h2 01 tr
02 br
00 I am going to 01 b 00 visit 02 b 00 you 01 b 00 at 02 b 00 your office: 02 br
00 --------- 02 br
01 h2
05 0 02 h2
00 01 table| 00 As your sales rep, I 01 b 00 cal |
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0 Note that Marius's example uses "call 01 b 00 on 02 b 00 " - call on you at your office. Call on = visit, but does NOT equal call=telephone you 0-
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