User_gary Posted 16 years ago
Grammar
Hang up a call because of connection problem
When someone intentionally hangs up a call we say "He hung up the call/phone on me".
But I wonder what we say when it disconnects because of connection problem. Do we still say "Every time we have talks on phone, it hangs up. I think there is a network/tower problem."
But I wonder what we say when it disconnects because of connection problem. Do we still say "Every time we have talks on phone, it hangs up. I think there is a network/tower problem."
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Hi, When someone intentionally hangs up a call we say "He hung up the call /phone on me". We usually just say 'He hung up on me'. But I wonder what we say when it disconnects because of connection problem.
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Hi,
When someone intentionally hangs up a call we say "He hung up the call/phone on me".
We usually just say 'He hung up on me'.
But I wonder what we say when it disconnects because of connection problem. Do we still say "Every time we have talks on phone, it hangs up. I think there is a network/tower problem."
We usually just say 'Every time
When someone intentionally hangs up a call we say "He hung up the
We usually just say 'He hung up on me'.
But I wonder what we say when it disconnects because of connection problem. Do we still say "Every time we have talks on phone, it hangs up. I think there is a network/tower problem."
We usually just say 'Every time
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