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i didnt have to call him vs i havent called him

Both phrases are correct, but they convey slightly different meanings. 'I didn't have to call him' implies that there was no necessity or obligation to call him, while 'I haven't called him' simply states that the action of calling him has not yet occurred. The choice between the two depends on the specific context and the intended meaning.

Last updated: March 24, 2024 • 1392 views

i didnt have to call him

This phrase is correct and commonly used in English.

This phrase is used to indicate that there was no necessity or obligation to call someone in the past.
  • But we still have to call him sir.
  • Bones, you didn't have to call him corrupt.
  • So I have to call him something.
  • I did, but I have to call him again.
  • If I don't call him back, he'll have to call me personally.
  • I just have to call him "Dad" now.
  • I have to call him whatever you come up with, so let me know.
  • But then you'd have to call him to give him the e-mail, and he could still track us.
  • You didn't have to call him a goat, Erica.
  • I didnt have my accident there but I want to go to Finland.
  • And the beauty of it is that I didnt have any why.
  • I can't drive, but we all have to call him
  • So I would have to call him from a weird number.
  • Now you have to call him and tell him to stay quiet.
  • You have to call him, I told him you would.
  • Well, we have to call him something.
  • No, Eric, Eric, please, you have to call him.
  • Agnes I do not know why you have to call him.
  • Now I have to call him and tell him That he's probably right?
  • Do we still have to call him Sir even though he's just a pupil?

Alternatives:

  • I didn't need to call him
  • I didn't have the need to call him

i havent called him

This phrase is correct and commonly used in English.

This phrase is used to indicate that the action of calling someone has not yet occurred.
  • I havent's seen Mr Shane all day.
  • I said I havent seen Marty lately,...
  • I havent got a house, I sleep under the bridges.
  • I feel tired, but that's because I havent slept well.
  • I havent received any complaints, thus far.
  • They even called him the New Salinger.
  • Mer, the president called him personally.
  • She called him pretending to be a headhunter.
  • Angela called him a dozen times last month.
  • His girlfriend called him on the way.
  • Someone called him about the Greigo Mar.
  • Detective King called him a DUl.
  • Gideon saw Jane just before frank called him.
  • He mentioned that you haven't called him back.
  • When we had dinner, you called him a friend.
  • And that is why... I called him.
  • Anyone who knew him called him that.
  • My husband was so happy when I called him in Afghanistan.
  • They called him a jam boy.
  • So, instead, I called him up.

Alternatives:

  • I have not called him yet
  • I still haven't called him

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