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Anonymous Posted 11 years ago
Grammar
In a call/ On a call
can you please tell which one is correct-
I am in a call
or
I am on a call
I am in a call
or
I am on a call
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If you're referring to a telephone call, then say "I'm on the phone ". If you're on duty, then say "I'm on call (this weekend etc)".
- If you're referring to a telephone call, then say "I'm on the phone ".
- If you're on duty, then say "I'm on call (this weekend etc)".
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If you're referring to a telephone call, then say "I'm on the phone".
If you're on duty, then say "I'm on call (this weekend etc)".
If you're on duty, then say "I'm on call (this weekend etc)".
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