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Discover LudwigThe phrase "back and call" is correct in written English.
You can use it to refer to a situation where someone returns to a place they've previously been in order to fulfill an obligation or to take care of unfinished business. For example: "I never thought I'd have to go back and call on that old teacher of mine, but he gave me an assignment I just have to complete."
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CM: Now we look back and call that luxury.
"If the light went on you could go back and call the desk," Mr. Kifner recalled.
"But some of the people look at the paper and come back and call up and then you have discussions.
The century had barely gotten started when Mr. Perry declared in his inaugural address in 2011 that historians would look back and call it "the Texas century".
Mayor Michael Bloomberg and his police commissioner, Ray Kelly, could easily pat each other on the back and call it a day.
She makes a round of these establishments practically every night, and drunken bums sometimes come up, slap her on the back, and call her sweetheart.
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She wrote back and called him a "dork".
He's calling them and calling them back and calling them back again.
Ms. Saalfield soon became suspicious, demanded her cash back and called the police.
(Inevitably, he fought back and called Kakutani "tone deaf and humourless").
The doormen are making jokes behind your back and calling you Fidel".
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