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The assailant several places before being apprehended by the police. Fill in the blank using suitable phrasal verb given in the options.

Acalled on

Bcalled at

Ccalled up

Dcalled upon

Answer:

B. called at

Read Explanation:

Call at = to stop or visit a place briefly (often used for trains, ships, or people moving from place to place).

👉 E.g., “The thief called at several houses before he was caught.”

• Call on = to visit someone formally or to ask someone to do something.

• Call up = to telephone someone or to summon (e.g., for military service).

• Call upon = to formally request or demand something.

In the context of a fleeing assailant visiting or stopping at several places, the correct phrasal verb is “called at”.


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