Call phrasal verbs: list of compound verbs

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As we have said many times, vocabulary is the basis for progressing in any language. One of the pillars of English vocabulary is phrasal verbs , which, in case you haven't come across them yet, are verbs made up of two or more elements.

A good way to study them is to group them by topic and learn several similar ones together. That's why today we bring you a list of call phrasal verbs , which can have very different meanings, even though they use the hungary phone number list word. If you want to know more about phrasal verbs in general, take a look at this article about Prepositional verbs : can you tell them apart from phrasal verbs ?.

Call phrasal verbs
Phrasal verbs that have the word call tend to be related to “calling”, whether it is calling someone by name, on the phone, or in the sense of attracting. Look at these examples:

Call after : to name someone after another person.
They called him George after his grandfather . — They called him George, like his grandfather.
Call back : volver una llamada.
Leave a message and I'll call you back . — Leave a message and I'll call you back later.
Call in : come and visit.
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She was n't feeling well before, I think I'll call in on my way home.

Call forth : draw out, attract, provoke.
That advertising campaign called forth an indignant response from local residents . — That advertising campaign provoked indignation among the area's inhabitants.
Call off :
They called off the event due to the storm . —They canceled the event due to the storm.
Call for : go pick up someone.
I'll call for you after work . — I will go pick you up when you get off work.
Call out : to ask for something in a general way or say something out loud.
I turned around when he called out my name . — I turned around when he called out my name.
Animal rescue centres have called out for help after the fire . — Animal shelters have asked for help after the fire.