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14-Jan-2006, 13:27
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 do / have? a phone call E.g.: I had a phone call this morning. My uncle called to me. <= is it correct? |
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14-Jan-2006, 13:49
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| Re: do / have? a phone call Not do. To have a phone call = to receive a phone call. To make a phone call = to call someone. . |
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