Call me on my call phone (at)...808008....
Is 'at' required in the end of sentense 'Call me on my call phone at 808008....'
If miss it, would it be a mistake?
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I agree with the corrections from Elizabeth.
People say it either way here, but if you omit "at" there would be a spoken pause, or a period when written. It is an abbreviated form of speaking. I think when speaking I probably seldom say "at". I probably end the sentence at "phone" and then say "My number is"
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You need the at- it would sound wrong without it. Sentence and cell are miss-spelled too. Hope this helps!
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