As my next patient is a bit late for his appointment, I have a few minutes to kill, so I’ve decided to tell you about some very useful and common uses of the phrasal verb call in:
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Thank’s for this usefull explanation. To understand the subtility of the differences you need to have a good level in English. Honestly, I understand the explanation but have a little difficulty with the one concerning the prescription, and feel me not confident to use it on a right way in discussions. I think I need more help from you all!
Looking forward to other interesting posts from you, but I can easily understand that your patients are waiting for you too….
Have a nice day !
Exactly as Karin. I understand the explanations but I don’t feel at ease to use this phrasal verb.
First of all, thanks for the comments. Now, the reason I posted these is the fact that some words are used in English language on a daily basis and were never heard of by someone like myself before I talked to native speakers. At first they seemed weird to me, then I started using them like everybody else and then they became natural. So the key is to use them over and over until they become YOURS. :)