He called five times to my apartment last week

As a non - native, I think of this - "Using the phone, Vince called Mark five times when he (Mark) was at his apartment."

I am a learner. Please don't rely completely on my answer .

NikitusI want to write that Vince called five times to Mark's apartment using the phone. Vince called using an old phone (not a cell phone)

Vince ra

Hi, Clive, & thanks for coming!

Can we also say 'to call someone's home/residence/office etc.', please?

For e.g. Will it be correct to say, "Vince called Mark's office/home/residence five times"?

Thank you. 

Yes.

NikitusHe called five times to my apartment last week

No "to" with "call". I would say

He called me at my apartment five times last week.

CJ

The trick is to keep verb and object together; called me, called my apartment... The problems start when you put "five times" directly after the verb.

Hi.
Please help me.
Is it completely wrong to say "he called me for 5 times" ?

MIGIs it completely wrong to say "he called me for 5 times" ?

I don't think we can say it's "completely wrong" because native speakers of English will understand exactly what you mean. However, nobody else says it like that, so it's something that is inappropriate to say because it is not idiomatic. In this latter sense I would say that it is complete

Thank you very much CalifJim.