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my friend called you vs i expect my friend did call

Both phrases are correct, but they have different meanings and contexts. 'My friend called you' is a simple statement indicating that the friend made a call. 'I expect my friend did call' implies that the speaker believes the friend made a call, possibly based on some evidence or expectation.

Last updated: March 06, 2024 • 754 views

my friend called you

This phrase is correct and commonly used in English to indicate that the friend made a call.

This phrase is a simple statement to convey that the friend made a call to the person being addressed.

Examples:

  • My friend called you yesterday.
  • Did my friend call you back?
  • I hope my friend called you in time.
  • When did your friend call you?
  • My friend called you from the airport.
  • Sep 9, 2013 ... And to think I was offended when my friend called you a SLAM PIG. Try and try, I' ve lived my life by a lie. If there's one thing I've learned, it's that ...
  • Apr 28, 2013 ... ... you for help with a hunger project but when you emailed me it was because my friend called you a bitch but I kind of agree with him now.
  • May 6, 2014 ... aine griffin 3 weeks ago. Hi Amy my friend called you a poo. Read more Show less. Reply · 1. ▽ Report spam or abuse. Lisa McCourt 1 month ...
  • One and a half hours from that initial text, Rita called the FBD to say, "My friend called you about an hour and a half ago about a burn that I had on my finger.

Alternatives:

  • My friend phoned you.
  • My friend rang you.
  • My friend dialed you.
  • My friend gave you a call.
  • My friend reached out to you.

i expect my friend did call

This phrase is correct and implies that the speaker believes the friend made a call, based on some expectation or evidence.

This phrase is used when the speaker is expressing their belief or assumption that the friend made a call, possibly based on prior knowledge or anticipation.

Examples:

  • I expect my friend did call while I was out.
  • I expect my friend did call to confirm the meeting.
  • I expect my friend did call because he is reliable.
  • I expect my friend did call as he promised.
  • I expect my friend did call as soon as he got the message.

Alternatives:

  • I believe my friend called.
  • I assume my friend made a call.
  • I think my friend phoned.
  • I'm sure my friend rang.
  • I trust my friend dialed.

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