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    #1 23-Jun-2010, 17:56

    call

    Hi

    I need to call Tom.
    I need to call home (to) America.
    I need to call (to) America.

    --- Do I need "to" in the 2nd and 3rd example?
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    #2 23-Jun-2010, 20:45

    Re: call

    I agree with Gilnetter
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