"Let's call next time."
Do each of these sound natural? Are they all grammatically correct?
A) "Let's call next time."
B) "Let's have a call next time."
C) "Let's call each other next time."
D) "Let's talk next time."
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0The problem with (A) and (C) is that only one person can call. You don't call together. "Next time I'll call you", for example, would be OK. "have a call" in (B) is not natural to me. (D) is correct English, but the contrast between texting and "talking" may not necessarily be clear; instead (D) may be understood to mean "Let's talk next time about this matter that we didn't discuss / didn't r
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