some English phases questions. What does "Call on" mean? It means to interview someone or to visit someone?

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And more English questions.
1:"there is some water" or "there are some water", which one is right.
2:"I am not going to school next year, but _____ another year, I will go to."
A: next B:in C:one (which should I fill in)
3:What I want to do is_____work.
A: go to B: going to C: to go to
*maybe the answers are not right, please tell me the accurate one.

Pls, do you know which web site teaches about English grammar and phases? Thanks.

what does "come over" means?

Answer 1

"Call on" can mean to visit or to ask someone for help.

1.) There is some water.
2.) I am not going to school next year; I will go the following year.
3.) I want to go to work.

Here's a website: http://www.englisch-hilfen.de/en/inhalt_grammar.htm

And at the bottom of this article is a whole host of links!
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/English_grammar

Answer 2

To 'call on' someone is to go to visit them.

1) There is some water.

2) I am not going to school next year, but IN another year I will go.

3) What I want to do is GO TO work.


I don't know any specific sights that teach English Grammar, but you can put the phrase English Grammar lessons into your search engine and find out.

Answer 3

"Call on" means to visit.
1. there is some water.
2. I am not going to school next year, but in another year I will.
3. What I want to do is go to work.

I don't know any English teaching websites but you could search for them on Google. Good luck!

Answer 4

Call on means to visit
1. "There is some water" is correct
2. "in" is correct, though there should not be a "to" at the end of the sentence.
3. C is correct.

Try the "Dave's ESL cafe" for a website that give some info on English phrases.

Answer 5

Call on --means to visit someone generally at their home or office
There IS some water
IN
GO TO

I'm sorry, I don't know about websites that teach English

Answer 6

"Call on you" can mean the person saying it intends to pay you a visit, it can also mean that he/she intends to ask you to answer a question in class, in either case they are telling you to be prepared for some future action they are going to take involving you.

"there is some water", water is a group or collective noun, but is singular so takes a singular verb.

"in", but the sentence is somewhat scrambled, use: "I am not going to school next year, but I will go in another year."

either "go to" or "to go to"

Answer 7

Call on means to visit.
There is some water.
in another year i will go
what i want to do is go to work.