Test your English skills! -  How to use the 'Call' set

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To return a phone call 

"I can't talk right now. Can I call you back?"
"I'll call you back when I can."
"Bro...she never called me back"

To call your work and say you can't work

"I called in sick today."
"She called in sick and went to the concert."
"Watch, she is going to call in with an excuse..."

To be asked to do something

"The teacher called on me to answer the question."
"I don't like when she calls on me. I never know what to do."
"She will call on you if you haven't participated."

To phone various places to get information

"I'll call around to see what restaurants are open."
"I have been calling around for 2 hours."
"Call around a few places, let's find something that is open!"

To cancel a planned event

"My sister called off her wedding. He was cheating!"
"It's raining, let's call off the soccer game."
"I'll call off this Friday, so I can relax."

To be asked to leave somewhere to do something else

"The doctor was called away to see other patients."
"The men were called away to work."
"Sorry! She was called away to finish something else."

To require something public / demand

"You're engaged? This calls for a celebration!"
"Your attitude is uncalled for." 
"We're calling for reinforcement!"

To challenge someone for a bad attitude or behavior

"Stop calling me out...I am always right!"
"The teacher called out her bulls**t."
"Someone is going to call you out one day."

To call someone (casual)

"I'mma call her up. 'Wonder what she's doing..."
"If you want, I can call her up to see if she is free."
"Call him up if you need help."