You had called? vs You had call?

The correct phrase is "you had called?". The verb "called" should be in the past participle form after the auxiliary verb "had". The phrase is commonly used in English to inquire if someone made a phone call or tried to reach someone.

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This phrase is correct and commonly used in English.

"You had called? "

This phrase is used to ask if someone made a phone call or tried to reach someone in the past.

Examples:

You had called earlier. Did you need something?
I saw a missed call from you. You had called?
You had called, but I was away from my phone.
She asked, "You had called, right?"
He wondered, "You had called me yesterday, didn't you?"

This phrase is incorrect. The verb should be in the past participle form, which is "called" in this case.

"You had call? "

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Have you had such a call?
You had to call the police?
Lemon works for your business call?
That's Javier's outgoing call?
Do you want a coffee call?
You remember who made that call?
A warrant for the directory assistance call?
Do you recognise the number receiving the call?
Sue, did the president call?
Is there anyone we should call?
How many times did you call?
Why would the news desk call?
Hello. You hear our radio calls?
What was wrong with that call?
You expecting a call? - A call back, actually.
Don't we get one phone call? I'd rather die in prison than call Jenna right now.
What about these calls? - What calls?
Can you pinpoint the coordinates of the distress call?
Can you believe that last call?
Is there someone you need to call?

Alternatives:

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You had called? vs You had call?

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