John called to the house to say that he had got a call from the doctor about his appointment.
The mongrel dog happily wagged its tail as it played in the park with its mixed breed siblings.
You can use the word but in a sentence by: The girl liked ice-cream, but she also liked popsicles.
"Call" is used when you are making a phone call or summoning someone, for example "I will call you later." "Called" is the past tense of "call," for example "She called me yesterday."
He liked to work ahead of the class.
Some of the tables we liked were quadrilaterals.
I liked the way my work was subtly redacted.
The girl looked liked a beautiful angel.
He liked to grind his coffee himself.
James liked to keep his room shipshape.
He liked to create pictures and works of literature.
The big, gray elephant liked to eat peanuts...
The singer's guttural growls added an intense and raw quality to the heavy metal song.