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In a Call vs On a Call

Both 'in a call' and 'on a call' are commonly used phrases in English to indicate that someone is currently engaged in a phone conversation. They are interchangeable and can be used interchangeably without any significant difference in meaning.

Last updated: March 25, 2024 • 4282 views

In a Call

This phrase is correct and commonly used in English to indicate that someone is currently engaged in a phone conversation.

This phrase is used to describe the state of being actively involved in a phone conversation. It is interchangeable with 'on a call.'

Examples:

  • I'm in a call right now, can I call you back later?
  • She's in a call with her boss discussing the new project.
  • He was in a call when I tried to reach him.
  • Istilldon'tget how someone like you wound up working in a call center and as a babysitter.
  • I was just working in a call centre.
  • Easier access to the programme for European research institutions and interested parties in a call for proposals.
  • Under the tender rules, changes to the composition of an entity taking part in a call for tenders are not permitted during the procurement procedure.
  • I am done working in a call centre.
  • Lowry worked in a call centre raising money for an animal rescue organisation.
  • (Becky) I work in a call center, so people call in and ask for insurance quotes.
  • I thought after about a year or two I'd probably be, you know, in a call centre again, so...
  • I'm not staying in a call centre all my life, I can do anything I want!
  • She knows you're not from Delhi, that you have no family money, and you work in a call center.
  • Ruby wants to patch in a call to you...
  • Easier access to the programme for European research institutions and interested parties in a call for proposals.
  • The eligibility criteria shall determine the conditions for participating in a call for proposals.
  • and may result in a call for assistance;
  • But if you were to get serious about coaching, I could log in a call to Bill Marsh...
  • In this context, equal treatment of projects applicants is not applicable to the same extent as in a call for proposals procedure.
  • Did EU companies participate in a call for tenders?
  • Easier access to the programme for European research institutions and interested parties in a call for proposals.
  • In order to receive support from FP7, a project has to qualify successfully through participation in a call for proposals.
  • Couldn't have said much in a call of less than a minute.

Alternatives:

  • on a call
  • having a call
  • engaged in a call
  • taking a call
  • on the phone

On a Call

This phrase is correct and commonly used in English to indicate that someone is currently engaged in a phone conversation.

This phrase is used to describe the state of being actively involved in a phone conversation. It is interchangeable with 'in a call.'

Examples:

  • I'm on a call right now, can I call you back later?
  • She's on a call with her boss discussing the new project.
  • He was on a call when I tried to reach him.
  • He's on a call with a woman.
  • Stephen Turners on a call in the library.
  • The detective is out on a call at the moment.
  • Out on a call with Crutchfield.
  • Everyone is on a call, just go.
  • Sheriff Dugan iscurrently on a call.
  • Mr. Matthews is on a call.
  • Villa's out on a call.
  • You'd need approval from Captain Meeks and he's on a call with Naval Intelligence.
  • Before I came down here, I was on a call with my superiors back on earth.
  • They came here on a call?
  • I saw you the other day, when we were going out on a call.
  • I was on a call, I found her - walking home in this weather.
  • So when he was on a call, I... jammed the winch cable on his truck.
  • Watson, you're going out on a call, not a date.
  • Then I was on a call to St Jude's in Chicago.
  • We all carry them, and we leave them recording the whole time we're on a call.
  • This all started when Laura told Edgar Navarro she heard something on a call, something she wasn't supposed to hear.
  • everytime we go out on a call, it's put under a microscope.
  • As I walk out of the house from my Wi-Fi hotspot into the cellular network on a call with my wife - look at the upper left. That's the Wi-Fi signal.

Alternatives:

  • in a call
  • having a call
  • engaged in a call
  • taking a call
  • on the phone

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