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Discover LudwigThe phrase "called him up" is correct and commonly used in written English.
It is a phrasal verb that means to make a phone call to someone. Here is an example: I called him up last night to discuss the project we are working on together. Other examples: - She called him up to apologize for her behavior. - He always forgets to call his parents, so I reminded him to call them up today. - The customer called the company up to complain about the faulty product. - We should call up our friends and invite them to the party.
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Found out, called him up next morning.
She called him up: "How are you?
"I called him up and we talked on the phone.
I called him up a year before I retired.
"I actually called him up and told him that myself".
I called him up, thinking he could have Aids.
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You call him up!
Go ahead, you call him up and tell him no".
Want me to call him up?
"You call him up and he's right there.
"We told him we would call him up at the last minute every match".
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