Step 1: The correct phrase is “called on,” which means to visit someone, especially for a specific purpose.
Step 2: “Called to the house of” and “called on the house of” are incorrect, as they imply that the house is the object of the call, not the people.
Step 3: “Called to” is generally used in the context of calling someone to a place, not visiting.
Thus, the correct answer is: “called on.”
Each question has a sentence that has an underlined part. Choose the option which rephrases the underlined part in the most appropriate manner in terms of grammar and usage.
In an attempt to boost their profits, many edible oil-producing companies have been engaging themselves in propaganda against commonly used oils and promoting exotic and expensive varieties of oils \(\underline{as\ more\ healthier\ options.} \)