1). Called for2). Called on3). Called4). No improvement – InterviewSolution

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1.	1). Called for2). Called on3). Called4). No improvement
Answer» The correct phrasal verb is 'CALL for' which means 'necessary.' The other OPTIONS do not make any sense here. 'Call in' means 'to call someone'. 'Call on' means 'pay a visit to someone.' THUS option 1 is the correct answer.

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