Phrasal verbs - BUY and CALL

The professor decided to ________ the student after the class to discuss the essay he had submitted

• bought out

• call aside

• call down

• brought over

The law firm had to ________the expert witness to clarify some points during the trial.

• buy out

• call round

• buy up

• call back

The lawyer advised their client to _________the police station to collect the witness statements.

• call at

• call upon

• call round

• call over

The new regulation may ______ stricter penalties for white-collar crimes.

• call on

• call out

• call over

• call for

The detective had to_______ the forensic team to analyze the evidence

• call off

• call in

• call round

• call to

Due to unforeseen circumstances, the court had to ________ the hearing

• call off

• call back

• call in

• call aside

In the middle of the presentation, the speaker had to ________ the audience to pay attention.

• call for

• call to

• call down

• call at

The law professor planned to ________ a study group to review the complex legal concepts.

• call over

• call down

• call at

• call together

The competitor tried to ________ the talented legal team to gain a competitive edge.

• buy back

• buy over

• buy up

• buy out

The company's decision to ________ its old office building was met with approval from the employees.

• buy back

• buy in

• buy over

• buy off