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I visited Tajmahal recently. Use a phrasal verb from the options instead of the underlined word

ACalled on

BCalled at

CCalled in

DCalled out

Answer:

B. Called at

Read Explanation:

  • The phrasal verb 'call at' specifically means to visit a place, especially for a short time.

  • It is often used when someone stops by a town, city, or location during a journey.

  • Example: The train calls at several small stations before reaching the main city.


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