The phrasal verb ‘call for’ is incorrect here. The correct phrasal verb is ‘call at’, which means ‘Stop somewhere briefly’. Col. Whiting called at my office to get the loan of an elementary work on conchology.
Why did that officer neglect his duties?
Sheena said to her,” Who are you and where are you coming from?”
A little boy
P- and said that they were
Q- came begging
R- starving at home
Select the most appropriate ANTONYM of the given word.
Liability
The old man has been cheated by the seller.
That book contains many interesting stories.
I wanted to visit the art museum , but it was closed for maintenance unless next month.
Feelings of guilt or regret
The lovely main
P- bars and restaurants.
Q- coffee houses,
R- street is packed with
1) Pictureque
2) Costomary
3) Descendant
4) Benovolent
