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Wonder123 Posted 13 years ago
Grammar

on shopping or shopping

I was on shopping while you phoned/called me up. Now I'm back you can give me a call/call me anytime.

Should I use on shopping or just shopping? and What is the difference between phoned me up and called me up? and give me a call is more appropriate or call me?

Thank for your help.
  

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I was on shopping while you phoned/called me up. Now I'm back you can give me a call/call me anytime. Should I use on shopping Wrong or just shopping?

  • I was on shopping while you phoned/called me up.
  • Now I'm back you can give me a call/call me anytime.
  • Should I use on shopping Wrong or just shopping?
  • Possible.
  • But more natural here is I was out shopping.
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I was on shopping while you phoned/called me up. Now I'm back you can give me a call/call me anytime.

Should I use on shopping Wrong
or just shopping? Possible. But more natural here is I was out shopping.

and What is the difference between phoned me up and called me up?
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Ok please check the below sentence.

I was on phone when you knocked the door.
My boss phoned me up and requested to get all the important file.
I phoned her office but no one picked.
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I was on phone when you knocked the door.
My boss phoned me up and requested to get all the important file.
I phoned her office but no one picked.

I was on the phone when you knocked on the door.
My boss phoned me up and requested me to get all the important files.
I phoned
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Ok thanks, do you want me include "but no one picked up the phone" or "but one picked the phone up"?
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Wonder123I was on phone when you knocked the door.
I was on the phone when you were knocking at the door. Usually, the lengthier event takes progressive.
I was driving home when you called me.
Wonder123I phoned her office but no one picked [up the phone] .

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