Ken called on his teacher yesterday.とは 意味・読み方・使い方

Ken called on his teacher yesterday.

Ken visited his teacher yesterday.

Mr. Sato is now teaching at his old college [alma mater].

Ming called her friend yesterday evening.

Who called last night?

There was a call from him for me yesterday.

Last night, there was a call from him for you.

I got a call from my girlfriend last night.

Mr. Johnson was very much in request as a lecturer.

A friend of mine called me up last night.

A friend of mine called me last night.

The person that called me yesterday was a nurse.

I called you today too.

A stranger phoned me yesterday.

Somebody I didn't know called me yesterday.

Someone that I didn't know called me yesterday.

Somebody that I didn't know called me yesterday.

Someone I didn't know called me yesterday.

He has done a great deal for [rendered great services to] the cause of learning [science].

The professor lectured on Shakespeare last semester.

Professor Morita presided at a meeting of the Chemical Society.

John came to my house yesterday.

My aunt dropped in on me yesterday.

After spending several years as a college lecturer, he turned to full‐time writing.

I had a chat with a friend―went for a chat with a friend―last evening.

in his foreword Professor Clark puts it explicitly

To my surprise, I had a visit yesterday from a friend of mine who went to primary school with me.

They visited their parents yesterday.

Professor Okano will read ‘Hamlet' with us next term.

His former students roasted the professor at his 60th birthday