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  1. 21-Jan-2013, 13:33 #1
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    Default call your name

    As a teacher, when you check if your student is in class on time, what do you say? Can I say as follows?

    Before starting the lesson, let me call your name.
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    Default Re: call your name

    Roll call - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

    In AmE, it would be called "taking roll" or "taking attendance."
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