My five new phrases
1.call on
I will call on you when I am in Canada next time.
2.carry out
My sister and I decided to carry out the surprise party for our parents' 30th wedding anniversary.
3.come across
When I was cleaning my room, I came across the book that I thought I had lost.
4.count on
You can count on me when you come to Japan.
5.rely on
She relies on her sister to help her with her homework.
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1.call on
I will call on you next time I am in Canada.
The other version is easily understandable, but I think this is a bit more correct.
Just to be clear, "call on" doesn't mean call on the phone, it means requesting a favour.
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Nice job! Phrasal verbs are not easy. :-)
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