Phrasal verbs are a group of words that consist of a verb and an adverb or preposition. They are commonly used in English conversation and writing to express a wide range of meanings. One of the most commonly used verbs in phrasal verbs is “call.” Here are some examples of phrasal verbs with “call” and their meanings: 
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| Call back |
| To return a phone call or call again later |
| She will call him back for reminder. |
| Call in |
| Pay somebody a short visit |
| My mom calls in last night in Sara house. |
| Call in |
| Ask somebody , like police or doctor to come and help with a problem |
| The Police had to be called in because the situation got out of hand. |
| Call off |
| Cancel an event |
| The ceremony called off due to weather. |
| Call out |
| Short or announce |
| Teacher called out the result. |
| Call up |
| To telephone somebody |
| Call me up when you need help. |
| Call over |
| To ask someone to come closer |
| I called my friend over to look at the new book I got. |
| Call together |
| To gather people for a meeting or assembly |
| The director called together the team for a brainstorming session. |
| Call out for |
| To demand someone or something |
| The situation called out for immediate attention. |
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